Grok Build vs Revdoku
Grok Build can turn an idea into a published website on grok.me. Revdoku is built for sharing a finished website, PDF, report, prototype, or file set with a client under explicit access rules.
Quick comparison
| Feature | Grok Build | Revdoku |
|---|---|---|
| Primary job | Build and publish an AI-created website | Deliver client websites and files |
| Public-link visibility | Public grok.me sites may be discovered and indexed | Public, password, or verified-email access |
| Password gate | Verify the current project controls | Yes |
| Verified email and allowlists | Verify the current project controls | Yes |
| Visitor activity and notifications | General publishing, not client delivery | Opens, pages, clicks, and downloads |
| Update delivery | Update the published build | Replace content behind one controlled URL |
| Best fit | Public prototypes and experiments | Proposals, reports, demos, and client portals |
Grok Build is changing quickly, so test the exact published URL while signed out instead of relying on a button label. If an anonymous visitor can open it, treat it as public.
See the site:grok.me results and follow the Grok Build privacy audit.
Which should you use?
Choose Grok Build when you want to create and openly publish a website. Choose Revdoku when the result is for a client and needs a password, verified email, allowlist, activity records, or a stable link whose files can be replaced later.