Oktobot

An AI agent for Android that works for you, not just chats. Give it a goal and it searches, browses, opens apps and uses your phone step by step until the task is done. You choose the AI: your own cloud API key, a ChatGPT / Claude / Kiro / Antigravity subscription, or a model that runs entirely on your phone.

• Phone control, your way: Accessibility, or Shizuku / ADB for faster and more robust control, plus a separate small screen where the agent works while you keep using your phone.
• Everything in one agent: voice and video calls, AI browser, image generation and editing, memory, MCP servers, Agent Skills (Claude / OpenClaw format), scheduled tasks and a sandboxed Linux shell.
• Private by design: no account and no server of ours; conversations and memory stay on your device.

Oktobot is closed-source. This repository only hosts signed release builds, release notes and documentation. License: proprietary, all rights reserved.

What it does

• Controls your phone. Opens apps, taps, swipes, types and reads the screen through the Accessibility service (optional, off until you enable it). It can also drive the phone over Shizuku/ADB instead of Accessibility.
• AI browser. An in-app browser the agent can navigate, read and act in, plus web search (DuckDuckGo, Brave, Tavily, Google).
• Multi-agent. Create several agents, each with its own instructions, model, tools and memory, and switch between them.
• Voice and video calls. Talk to the agent hands-free with speech recognition and TTS, or start a video call so it can see through your camera.
• Create images. Generate images, or attach a photo and have the model edit it.
• MCP. Connect Model Context Protocol servers; rich MCP App widgets render inside the chat.
• Skills. Supports Agent Skills (the SKILL.md format used by Claude and OpenClaw), including a ClawHub marketplace to search, inspect and install skills, with safety checks before anything installs.
• Many models, your choice. Cloud API keys (OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, DeepSeek, OpenRouter and more), ChatGPT and Claude sign-in, or on-device models. Bring your own provider.
• Memory. Remembers what you ask it to, with a graph view and a review step before anything is saved.
• Linux sandbox. Run Ubuntu or Alpine on the device.
• Automation. Scheduled tasks, heartbeat checks, and a wake word.

Screenshots

Download

Get Oktobot on Google Play

Or get the signed APK directly from GitHub:

Get the latest Oktobot_vX.Y.Z.apk from the Releases page.

1. Download the APK on your phone (Android 9 or newer, arm64).
2. Allow installing from your browser/file manager when Android asks.
3. Verify the signature if you like (see below).

Updates install over the previous version as long as it is signed with the same key.

Verify the download

Every release lists the SHA-256 of the APK. The signing certificate is the same for every release:

CN=OctoBot, OU=Mobile, O=OctoBot, L=Istanbul, C=TR
SHA-256: 37:5D:E2:F9:8A:45:19:6F:9E:E9:F0:9C:BC:C3:E5:6F:5B:22:E4:EB:78:43:C8:C2:7D:96:9C:F6:58:FE:B6:DB

apksigner verify --print-certs Oktobot_vX.Y.Z.apk
sha256sum Oktobot_vX.Y.Z.apk

Shizuku support (optional)

Oktobot works fully without Shizuku. If you use Shizuku or Shizuku Next, Oktobot can use it for one thing: keeping its own accessibility service running.

• Setup: Oktobot → Settings → Permissions → Shizuku & accessibility watchdog. Every step shows a plain-language explanation first.
• Grant: with Shizuku running and permission granted, one button runs pm grant <oktobot> android.permission.WRITE_SECURE_SETTINGS (and, on Android 13+, appops set <oktobot> ACCESS_RESTRICTED_SETTINGS allow). The permission survives reboots, so the watchdog keeps working even when Shizuku is not running.
• Watchdog (off by default): detects "accessibility service disabled" or "enabled but not responding" and re-enables only Oktobot's own entry in enabled_accessibility_services, never other apps'. It checks after boot, about every 15 minutes and when the agent needs the service. Every automatic change shows a notification. Retries are limited (5 attempts per episode, with backoff). If it cannot fix things itself it asks you to open Accessibility settings.
• Shizuku Next: detection uses the Shizuku binder API, so it behaves the same with Shizuku and Shizuku Next. Turn on Start on boot and Watchdog in Shizuku Next so Shizuku itself stays up.

Permissions

Oktobot asks only for what a feature needs, and tells you why: Accessibility (phone control), notifications, microphone (voice), camera and storage (attachments), overlay (floating assistant). Phone control is optional and off until you enable it.

Support

Open an issue with your Android version, device and Oktobot version. Please do not post API keys or personal data.

Oktobot v2.6.48 (build 323)

New since v2.6.41

• Agent screen: a separate small screen the agent works on while you keep using your phone (Shizuku). Floating window with Back, Home, expand, minimize-to-bubble and close; touch works like the main screen. Open it from Settings → Shizuku & accessibility watchdog.
• Shizuku shell tool for the agent (always asks your approval first).
• First-run model setup is clearer: Subscription / API key / On-device model.
• Interface: new line icons in the chat header, sidebar and menu; grouped Settings cards; completed tool steps and switches in the app blue.
• Voice calls: automatic fallback when the on-device speech engine returns "error 10".
• Fixes and a smaller release build (R8 on).

Status: this is a release (minified) build. The agent screen was checked on one device (Android 16); the new first-run screen and the other changes above have not been checked on a device yet, so please report problems in Issues.

Install: download Oktobot_v2.6.48.apk below (Android 9+, arm64). Signed with the same key as every Oktobot release: SHA-256 cert: 37:5D:E2:F9:8A:45:19:6F:9E:E9:F0:9C:BC:C3:E5:6F:5B:22:E4:EB:78:43:C8:C2:7D:96:9C:F6:58:FE:B6:DB

APK SHA-256: 383443455ee6825eb214690197ec6fd6e1ab519d847028ca053482c9bf735171