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Andee
Andee is an open-source Android agent that moves into the device and operates any app through on-device thinking.
Andee is an open-source Android app that moves into the device to become its soul. It thinks on the phone itself, keeps a private notebook, and works any app the way a user does by reading screens, tapping buttons, and typing words. It features eyes, a brain, hands, mouth, and ears, and can even attach to a robot. The brain runs on the device against any OpenAI-compatible model, such as DeepSeek by default, with no vendor backend or account required. It includes ready-made scenes for monitoring messages, managing subscriptions, recording meetings, and booking tasks. Security protections include an offline wake word, local-only notebooks, and strict permission dispatchers that prevent stranger notifications from granting access.
Andee at a glance
- Best for: Software engineer
- Runs on: Android
- Pricing: Free, open source; speech and model calls billed by the user's chosen service endpoint.
- Released: September 2026
- Category: AI agent tool
- Website: heyandee.com
Key features
- Reads screens and accessibility trees
- Taps, swipes, and types on any app
- Maintains a private on-device notebook
- Uses an offline wake word
- Connects to any OpenAI-compatible model
- Offers five looks and fourteen moods
- Runs via a plain WebSocket hub contract
Use it for
- Monitor notifications across chat apps
- Review and cancel monthly subscriptions
- Record meetings and generate transcripts
- Book appointments automatically
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