Mira for Android

An AI assistant that keeps your context on your phone.

Keep conversations, plans, and useful context together. Mira is designed to ask before a request goes to a remote model.

Dark tablet showing an abstract cyan Mira voice interface on a graphite desk
Android beta in development

Mira is in active closed-beta development. Access is free for accepted testers. There is no public Android download yet.

Memory you can review on your device.

Mira is being built for questions, writing, plans, and recurring tasks. You can review what it remembers and choose what to share with a model.

Local memory

Saved personal context stays in encrypted app storage on your Android device.

Review before sharing

Before a remote request leaves your device, Mira shows what it will send and where. You approve that request.

Choose where requests go

Use a configured local model, or approve a request through a configured TEKIZ route.

Approve device actions

Changes to device settings and proposed tool actions need separate, scoped approval.

Chat, memory, tasks, and controls.

This interface concept shows how daily work and privacy controls could fit together. The layout is still being tested.

Mira tablet interface with navigation for chat, memory, tasks, settings, and a disclosure approval panel

Choose what leaves your device.

Keep passwords, wallet keys, and recovery codes in a dedicated secure store. Mira is for conversations and working context.

  1. Compose locally

    Your conversation, saved context, and draft request begin inside Mira's local boundary.

  2. Review the exact disclosure

    Mira shows the proposed content and destination before transport.

  3. Approve a route

    A configured local model can stay on device. An approved remote bundle can use TEKIZ routing.

  4. Review what happened

    Operational records track the approved route while personal memory stays on your device.

A person using a dark tablet with a simple cyan Mira interface in a quiet home workspace

Pick up where you left off.

Keep goals, plans, reminders, and useful context close. Review what Mira remembers, correct it, or forget it from the same device.

Request Android beta access.

Mira currently targets Android 8.0 and later. Beta access is reviewed while the privacy and routing controls are tested.

There is no public download yet.

Read the Mira privacy policy