Grokipedia v0.3 adds 3D book shelves and a redesigned homepage
SpaceXAI's Wikipedia rival, which Elon Musk says could one day become Encyclopedia Galactica, now shows featured articles as rotatable books and lists recent changes on its front page.
Grokipedia v0.3 went live at grokipedia.com on 30 September, Elon Musk announced on X, adding that people should join SpaceXAI if they want to build Encyclopedia Galactica. Reports from Tesla North and others say the update brings a new logo and a redesigned homepage and live edits page. It follows v0.1 in October 2025 and v0.2 in November 2025.
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The homepage used to be a logo and a search bar. According to those reports it now carries featured articles shown as books users can rotate in 3D, a scrolling shelf of most-read articles drawn as book spines, and a tracker of recent changes. Article pages have cleaner tables of key facts and tighter line spacing.
Readers cannot edit articles directly. Tesla North says the site's AI-written entries are corrected through suggestions, and that Grok reviews each one and applies those that hold up. The site reportedly hosts more than six million articles, a count that comes from that report and is unverified. Benji Taylor, head of design at X and SpaceXAI, teased the launch last week.
Most of what changed is visual, and the coverage names no new technical features. Several outlets say Grokipedia paused autonomous edits and suggestion reviews for months before it resumed in September. How well the review step works, and how often it accepts suggestions, has not been reported.