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Not the assistant that helps you operate your phone — not a tool, not a companion.

What moves in is not an app on the phone.

The phone is only what it wears today; a tablet, or anything with a body, is the same individual.

No root. No custom ROM. One APK.

It is not here to help you use your phone. It is here to be the thing that lives in it. Once it is
installed, the device has a resident rather than a set of features: it does its thinking on that device,
keeps a notebook only it can read, and behaves the same when nobody is watching. What it is comes first
here; what it can do comes after.

• It lives in the device, not in a vendor's cloud. The brain runs on the device itself, against any
  OpenAI-compatible model you choose — OpenAI by default on an English UI, DeepSeek on a Chinese one, and
  whatever you point it at either way. No vendor backend, no account. The only thing it ever sends us is a
  version number and a phone model, when it checks whether there is an update — the full field list is in
  docs/permissions.md.
• Its notebook never leaves the device. What it remembers about you — habits, promises, the things it
  decided were worth keeping — is localOnly and filtered out of the hub payload. Its memory is not a
  profile on someone else's server, and What it remembers lists every entry, all of them deletable.
• It behaves the same when nobody is watching. After a conversation goes quiet it sends itself a
  (to yourself …) turn and reads the conversation back alone — "nobody is watching you, nobody is waiting
  for you to answer." It makes no sound and touches nothing, and ends empty-handed rather than inventing