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Local agents
Run OpenCode, Claude Code, and Antigravity on-device through a managed Linux runtime. Official CLI executed locally · separate account or provider access required · third-party terms apply.
Native Android workspace
Code with your agents. Anywhere.
A native Android workspace for OpenCode, Claude Code, and Google Antigravity. Run your agent on-device, or connect to OpenCode on your computer.
Independent local GUI. Third-party CLIs, accounts, services, and terms are provided and governed by their respective owners.
OPEN SOURCE · ANDCODE SOURCE: MIT LICENSED · BUILT FOR ANDROID
AndCodeAgent workspace for Android
Native Android UI
On-device or remote
AndCode source: MIT licensed
The workspace
A serious coding surface, made for your phone.
Keep the agent close without giving up control. AndCode brings the parts of an agent workflow you actually need into a touch-first Android UI.
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Remote OpenCode
Connect to an OpenCode server on your PC, Mac, or Linux machine over your network.
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Repository workspace
Browse folders, inspect files, and move through projects with a real workspace model.
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Git review
Stage changes, inspect diffs, commit, and manage branches before you ship.
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Tool approvals
Review dangerous operations and stay in control of what your agent can do.
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Scheduled tasks
Run one-time or recurring prompts and keep a visible history of each run.
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Voice input
Speak into the composer with push-to-talk input and wake word support.
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Sessions that stay useful
Create, resume, rename, and switch between conversations without losing the thread.
Designed for the loop
Prompt. Review. Keep moving.
AndCode keeps the working state visible: what the agent ran, what changed, and what needs your approval next.
- Structured tool activity and readable responses
- Models and runtimes available from one picker
- Review changes before you apply them
Start in minutes
From APK to first task.
Use AndCode on its own, or bring the Android front end to the runtime you already use.
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Download the APK
Install the latest release from GitHub on your Android device.
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Choose a runtime
Set up an on-device runtime or connect to OpenCode on your computer.
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Start coding
Open a repository, send a prompt, review the work, and keep building.
Your next task can start here.
Open source. Native Android. Ready when you are.