The same Nia from your desktop and CLI, now on Android — same chats, same memory, voice mode built in.
Direct Android APK — no Play Store listing yet. iOS isn’t published.
Everything that makes Nia useful on your desktop comes with it — memory, projects, and now voice.
Start a conversation on your desktop or in the CLI, keep going on your phone — the same history, memory, and projects, not a separate mobile-only chat.
Folders, pinned chats, and projects are all here, not a stripped-down subset of the real app.
Start a live conversation and keep your hands free — useful in the car, cooking, or anywhere typing isn't convenient. Still being hardened; expect the odd rough edge.
Nia can nudge you when something needs your attention, even when the app isn't open.
Once a machine is paired in Settings, Nia can act on it from your phone — the same machine-control tools available everywhere else.
Face or fingerprint unlock, plus the same privacy and security controls as the rest of Nia, all in Settings.
Biometric unlock, plus the same three-tier trust model as the rest of Nia: reads and searches run freely, anything that touches your phone or a paired machine stops for your approval first.
It's a direct APK install, not a Play Store listing yet. Download the file above, then open it — Android will ask you to allow installs from this source the first time, since it isn't from the Play Store.
Not yet published. Android is the only real build available right now.
No — the phone app is a complete, standalone client. Pairing a desktop machine in Settings is optional, for when you want Nia to reach that machine from your phone.
Same account, same chats, memory, and projects. A few surfaces (like Code mode's terminal) are desktop-only by nature, but the core assistant is the same one.
The same trust model as the rest of Nia — reads and searches run freely, anything that touches your phone or a paired machine waits for your approval. Security and privacy controls live in Settings.