Grok Bot Seoul meetup recap: Naver, Coupang and Toss bots
A speaker recaps their Grok Bot Seoul meetup talk on building no-code bots for Korean everyday services, demoing phone calls, action buttons and app integrations.
Recap: my session at Grok Bot Meetup Seoul 2026 The first Grok @bot community meetup in Korea, hosted by @spacexai. I've been using Grok Bot a lot lately, and I got the chance to give a session. Over 1,200 people signed up on Luma. I didn't expect that much interest in Grok Bot. Sessions ran only on Monday with limited seats, so not everyone could join. Sorry about that. Grok Bot popup on the 1st floor. Sessions, good food and drinks downstairs. I was busy prepping, so I missed the popup. My talk: "What do you actually use Grok Bot for?" You don't need to code to get real use out of it. So I built Naver, Coupang and Toss bots for everyday life in Korea. I also showed my favorite features: phone calls, action buttons, and app integrations. Heavy users probably know all this already, but I hope it helped people who are just starting. I also learned a lot from the other sessions: managing money, orchestrating multiple computers. I'm already setting some of it up at home. Seeing it live made it click for me.