How to see which Grok login I'm in?

To check which account you are logged in to Grok with, follow these steps based on how you’re accessing Grok:

1. On the X Platform (x.com or X app):

   • Open the X website or app and ensure you’re signed in.

   • Click or tap your profile picture in the top-left corner to open the side menu.

   • Look for the “Grok” option in the sidebar or under the “More” menu. If you see it, select it.

   • Once in the Grok interface, the account you’re logged in with is typically the X account shown in the profile section of the X platform (check your username or handle at the top or in settings).https://latenode.com/blog/how-to-login-to-grok-3-complete-access-guide-for-xais-latest-assistanthttps://www.wildnettechnologies.com/blogs/how-to-access-grok-3-ai

   • Alternatively, tap the Grok icon (usually in the top-right or sidebar) to view a description of your profile, which may include your account details.https://x.com/dvorahfr/status/1875798437238911140https://x.com/Nig_Farmer/status/1896201182932238571

2. On the Grok Website (grok.com):

   • Visit grok.com and ensure you’re logged in.

   • Navigate to the “Settings” or “Profile” section (often accessible via a profile icon or menu in the top-right corner).

   • Your logged-in account details, such as the associated email or X username, should be displayed there. If you signed in via X, Apple, Google, or email, it will reflect those credentials.https://lifehacker.com/tech/grok-is-now-available-without-an-x-accounthttps://x.ai/legal/faq

3. On the Grok Mobile App (iOS or Android):

   • Open the Grok app and ensure you’re signed in.

   • Check the “Settings” or “Account” section (usually found in the app’s menu, accessed via a profile icon or sidebar).

   • The app will display the account you used to log in (X account, Apple, Google, or email). If you’re using an X account, it will show the associated X username or email.https://lifehacker.com/tech/grok-is-now-available-without-an-x-account

Additional Notes:

• If you’re unsure, you can log out and back in to confirm the credentials being used. On X, go to Settings > Log Out; on grok.com or the app, check Settings for a sign-out option.https://latenode.com/blog/how-to-login-to-grok-3-complete-access-guide-for-xais-latest-assistant

• If you don’t see account details, your privacy settings on X (e.g., private account or opting out of data sharing) might limit Grok’s ability to display your info. Check Settings > Privacy & Safety > Data Sharing and Personalization > Grok on X to adjust.

• If you’re using Grok without logging in (unauthenticated mode), no account will be associated, and you won’t see personal account details.https://x.ai/legal/faq

If you encounter issues or can’t find the account info, contact X support via the X Help Center or check xAI’s support page at x.ai for further assistance.https://www.wildnettechnologies.com/blogs/how-to-access-grok-3-ai