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VERIFIEDBy Xavier Rivera·Wednesday, April 22, 2026 at 7:21 AM AST·1 min read

X Launches Grok-Powered Custom Timelines for Premium iOS Users

X launches AI-powered custom timelines for Premium iOS users, letting them pin over 75 topics to their home tab via Grok. The feature personalizes content based on user engagement and arrives alongside a For You tab snooze tool.

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X launches Grok-powered custom timelines for Premium iOS users. Subscribers pin over 75 topics, from design to robotics and real estate, to the home tab via an Add+ button next to Following. Grok personalizes feeds better for engaged topics. A snooze tool hides unwanted For You content like politics or sports. Android support arrives soon.

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X rolls out custom timelines, allowing Premium subscribers to pin specific topics to the home tab in its iOS app.

The feature, powered by Grok AI, leverages the platform's algorithm personalization to tune timelines for individual users. An Add+ button appears next to the Following tab, supporting over 75 topics from design to robotics to real estate. X states Grok's filters perform even better for topics users already engage with.

Early access limits the feature to Premium subscribers on iOS, with Android support coming soon, according to the announcement from Nikita Bier on April 21, 2026.
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