Any model, even free
Start with a free model and no account. Point it at Ollama or LM Studio on your laptop, or bring a key for any of 40 providers.
Droid is a free, open source app that lets an AI agent use your Android, with your apps and your logins. Message it from any chat app, run any model, or plug in Claude Code.
Talk to it in
Ask it to
Android 8 and up. Apache-2.0. No account, no card, no key to try.
Features
Start with a free model and no account. Point it at Ollama or LM Studio on your laptop, or bring a key for any of 40 providers.
It stops for a yes before it pays for anything or messages someone as you.
After a task it keeps the shortest path and saves it as a skill. The next time takes fewer steps.
Each action records what changed on screen, so you can see exactly what it did.
Droid Relay will pair your computer with one code, from anywhere. No ports, no adb, no Tailscale.
See pricing ↗Agents
Any MCP client gets the same eyes and hands as the built-in agent. Zed and JetBrains add Droid as an ACP agent.

Pair once over USB or Wi-Fi with npx @withaster/droid pair, then setup writes the config for your client.
Chat apps
The same agent on iMessage, WhatsApp and Telegram. What it learns comes along, whichever you use.
Pricing
A rented cloud phone starts at $20 a month and makes you sign in to everything again. Yours is already signed in.
$0
Everything, on your own phone.
$5/month
Reach your phone from anywhere.
Until Relay launches, Droid connects to your computer for free over USB, Wi-Fi or Tailscale.
Support
Yes. The app and the agent are Apache-2.0. Relay, coming soon, will be an optional $5 a month. You only pay a model provider if you pick a paid one.
No. Droid reads the screen and taps through Android's accessibility service. You install it as an APK from GitHub.
The screen text and the screenshots the agent asks for. With the model on your own laptop, that stays on your network. With a cloud model, it goes to that provider.
Not without asking. It stops for a yes before it pays for anything or messages someone as you.
Not yet. Android comes first.