Wear it your way.
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An open-source AI workspace for Android. Bring your own keys — or none at all — and every word stays on your phone.
Follow the line — one idea per stop.
01Models
The entire OpenRouter catalog, direct keys to the big providers — or a model that lives on the phone itself. Pull one in-app, import your own GGUF, swap mid-chat.
02The plus button
Everything bigger than a message, one tap away.
03 — The reader
A document engine ships inside the APK: Word, Excel, PowerPoint, PDF, EPUB become clean Markdown on the phone, scans go through on-device OCR — so even a local model with no internet can read your files. Nothing is uploaded just to open a document.
04Dictation
Dictate in any chat or project. It has its own model and its own key, independent of who's answering.
05Imagine
Describe it, then refine it out loud — “make the sky purple.” Ask for video and close the app; it renders anyway.
06Background work
Research, video renders and downloads keep running with the screen off, then land as one tidy notification. Plain replies never buzz — that's not news.
07Your network
Point it at the Ollama or LM Studio box on your desk and answers stream over Wi-Fi, token by token. No cloud, no key, no bill — the model never leaves your house.
08Projects
A project is a room that already knows your files and your rules. Drop the lease and its amendments in once — every chat inside starts briefed, and stays that way.
09The drawer
Pinned chats, full-text search, Projects, the Artifact Gallery — the whole app hangs off the left edge.
10Artifacts
Pages, reports and documents a model builds don't scroll away — they land in the gallery, versioned, ready to reopen and revise.
Seven accents, light and dark, or Material You matching your wallpaper. Don't take our word for it — tap a seal and watch this panel change its clothes.
There is nothing between you and your model. Keys go straight to the provider you chose, chats live in a database on your phone, and the entire codebase is MIT-licensed so you don't have to take anyone's word for it. The fine print →