
Mika
What is Mika?
An on-device AI assistant for Android that performs actions across apps and websites using natural language commands. It runs on a separate background display so users can continue using their phone normally.
The agent interacts with the user interface by reading screens and locating buttons instead of relying on application programming interfaces. It includes a built-in browser, remembers user preferences, and converts completed tasks into reusable skills. All processing happens locally on the device without sending data to external servers.
Users install an Android package file, connect a supported language model through an API key or account login, and enable wireless debugging for full app control. The project is released under the Apache-2.0 license and is available at no cost.
Mika features
- Runs on a hidden background screen while you use your phone
- Interacts with apps and websites through visual UI recognition
- Includes a built-in desktop-class browser for web tasks
- Remembers preferences and saves completed tasks as reusable skills
- Processes all data locally on the device without external servers
- Connects to custom model API keys or standard account logins
Who uses Mika and for what
- Summarize daily group chat messages by scrolling through history in the background
- Search for products under a set price and rating, then add them to a shopping cart
- Read and summarize recent posts from a specific creator across multiple pages
- Find the cheapest direct flight between two cities and compare options
- Set recurring alarms and receive weather alerts only when rain is expected
Mika FAQ
Is Mika free?
Yes. The repository lists the software as free and open source under the Apache-2.0 license.
Does Mika work on iPhone?
No. The product is designed specifically for Android devices and requires an Android package file for installation.
Is Mika open source?
Yes. All source code is publicly available on GitHub under an Apache-2.0 license.
What models does Mika support?
Users can connect their own model API key or sign in with accounts from ChatGPT, xAI, or OpenRouter. The website does not specify additional supported providers.
Does Mika send my data to a server?
No. The agent runs entirely on your phone and does not use a Mika server. All processing and data remain on the local device.
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