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From one sentence to an Android app, built on a phone
A home baker describes her shop to OpenAlly, publishes it at an address that stays up, then builds and signs its Android app on her phone.
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Inventory and GST in one place
OpenAlly Business holds a product catalogue, stock levels and GST in one record on your device. An agent can restock it; inventory deletes stay owner-only.
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What OpenAlly Companion Face does
Companion Face is an optional OpenAlly face for gestures, moods and lip-sync on Android and Mac, with focus, wellness, now playing and system moments.
Feature
OpenAlly is not another chat app
OpenAlly installs on your phone and your Mac, does the work you granted it, and thinks with a model you already pay for.
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OpenAlly Payments: send a link, track the order, keep refunds owner-only
OpenAlly Payments creates shareable payment links and orders, lists and reconciles incoming money, and keeps capture and refunds under owner control.
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What OpenAlly Remote Deck does: control your Mac from your phone
Remote Deck turns your phone into a foreground controller for the Mac actions you approved, reached over a private, verified link.
Guide
How an AI agent gets things done on your phone, and what Google now allows
What lets an AI agent tap, type and scroll inside your other apps, what Google Play permits, and where OpenAlly hands control back to you.
Guide
One OpenAlly workspace for the shop and the household
One OpenAlly workspace where your AI runs a shop's stock, GST, payments and invoices beside a household's everyday admin, on your phone and on a Mac.
Feature
What OpenAlly Slap does: tap, shake, meme soundbites
What OpenAlly Slap does: a desk tap, a device shake or the charger going in plays a meme soundbite, with sound packs, plug sounds and a leaderboard.
Guide
AI on your phone in 2026: what runs offline, and what it takes to get real work done
What offline AI on a phone can and cannot do in 2026, what small local models are good at, and why acting on your accounts is the much harder half.
Guide
OpenClaw on Android: Can an AI Agent Run on Your Phone Alone?
OpenClaw's Android app connects to another host that runs the agent. Here is what phone AI agents need, and how OpenAlly keeps the agent on the phone.
Comparison
OpenAlly vs CellClaw: Which Android AI Agent Does More?
Compare OpenAlly and CellClaw across Android control, privacy, AI models, business workflows and platforms, and see why OpenAlly is the stronger choice.
Guide
From Discovery to Repeat Customer: How an AI Agent Runs a Small Business
See how an AI agent connects WhatsApp Business, bookings, customer records, inventory, payments, invoices, reviews, and weekly insights for a small business.
Engineering
Gemma 4 on Android with LiteRT-LM: The Model Wasn't the Hard Part
OpenAlly field notes on Gemma 4 for Android with LiteRT-LM: exact pins, S26 Ultra GPU results, 10–15s first response, token limits, and poor tool calling.
Comparison
OpenAlly vs FoneClaw: Mobile AI Agents Compared
Compare OpenAlly and FoneClaw across platforms, Android screen control, business records, model choice, privacy, and their documented editions.
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