An X post from @LuminaBench reports that Grok 4.7 is now in the Grok app. The attached screenshot shows the app’s mode selector with Expert selected and a tooltip that reads “Thinks hard Grok 4.7.”

The post indicates that Grok 4.7 has appeared in at least one app experience, but it does not establish a broad or universal rollout. It also does not clarify whether access is part of a limited test, a staged release or general availability.

What the report says about Grok 4.7 in the app

The post gives a short update: “Grok 4.7 is now in app.” Its accompanying reply says that models should be released in the app on the same day they launch. That comment expresses frustration about release timing, but it does not provide a release date or additional details about access.

What the screenshot shows

The screenshot shows a dark app interface with a mode menu listing Auto, Fast, Expert, Build and Heavy. Expert is highlighted as the selected option. A nearby tooltip reads “Thinks hard Grok 4.7.”

This supports the narrower interpretation that the app interface displayed a Grok 4.7 label alongside the Expert mode. It does not show what the modes do, whether Expert is exclusive to Grok 4.7 or whether selecting it changes performance in a particular way.

Screenshot shows the Grok app mode menu with Expert selected and a Grok 4.7 tooltip.
Screenshot shows the Grok app mode menu with Expert selected and a Grok 4.7 tooltip.

Image credit: @LuminaBench on X

What the evidence does—and does not—confirm

The post and screenshot support a report that Grok 4.7 has appeared in an app interface. They do not confirm:

  • that every Grok user can access it;

  • whether the rollout is limited, staged or broad;

  • when the model became available;

  • whether access depends on a subscription or particular app version;

  • what Grok 4.7 can do;

  • how it performs; or

  • whether it is available outside the app.

The screenshot also cannot establish whether the Expert, Build or Heavy modes represent different models, different processing settings or another app-level distinction.

For readers tracking Grok 4.7 app availability, the practical takeaway is limited: the model name is visible in the reported app screenshot, but the post does not establish universal access or explain the model’s capabilities.

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