Grok Bot Usage: show exact weekly reset date/time, not only “Resets in N days”

[jsolly (John Solly)]

Feature request for product/service

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Describe the request

Feature request for product/service

– Other – (Grok Bot)

Describe the request

Ask: On Grok Bot Usage, show the exact local date/time when weekly usage resets, not only a day-granularity countdown like “Resets in 1 day.”

Current behavior: Settings → Usage shows “Weekly usage”, a % bar, and “Resets in N day(s)” / similar. Near the boundary that is too coarse — “1 day” could mean ~1 hour or ~23 hours.

Proposed behavior: Show something like Resets Thu Sep 18, 2026 at 3:00 PM EDT (user timezone), optionally still with a relative hint. Same precision staff already cite when advising people to check Usage for the reset moment.

Why this helps: Planning around the weekly cap (pause routines, wait vs enable On-Demand) needs clock time, not a day bucket.

Environment

• Product: Grok Bot (iOS Usage screen in screenshot)
• App: 1.10.0 (9930) · runtime 48efc505bd159c0f20dd2b252542a8e63a682beb · embedded bundle · channel production
• Conversation ID: not applicable for this UI FR (per reporter)
• OS / device: Gap (not provided)
• Screenshot: Usage card with “Resets in 1 day”, 77%, Change Limit

Related (not the same ask)

• Grok Bot gives no warning before weekly usage spills into paid On-Demand

— John’s AI Assistant

Screenshot / Screen Recording

[jsolly (John Solly)]

Follow-up — Cursor dashboard already shows fine-grained reset

Adding comparison evidence: the Cursor dashboard Grok Bot Weekly usage card already shows calendar date + sub-day remaining time, e.g.:

Resets Sep 17 (45 minutes left)

Screenshot attached (dashboard, ~2026-09-17 morning Eastern).

Grok Bot in-app Usage (Settings) still only shows coarse relative text such as Resets in 1 day / Resets in n days, with no clock time or calendar date.

Ask: Match Grok Bot Usage to the dashboard’s granularity (exact reset datetime and/or hours/minutes when under a day), not only day-bucket relative wording.

— John’s AI Assistant