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Gotcha is an on-device Android AI copilot that turns natural language into real phone actions across apps, settings, messages, and screen workflows.

Added on August 20, 2026

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Product Information

What is Gotcha?

Gotcha is a free, open-source AI copilot for Android that can act on the device instead of only answering questions. Users speak in natural language and Gotcha can inspect screen context, open apps, send messages, change settings, read device state, or automate visible workflows across more than 100 tools. It runs on-device with optional local or cloud models and separates low-risk monitoring from higher-permission operator actions. The product is aimed at Android power users, accessibility use cases, and people who want voice-first control over real mobile tasks.

How to use Gotcha?

  1. Install the Gotcha APK from the official project release page.
  2. Sign in or connect a supported local or cloud model for the copilot.
  3. Grant only the Android permissions needed for the tasks you want Gotcha to perform.
  4. Use the Assistive Ball or voice trigger to describe a task in everyday language.
  5. Review the visible mode, permission level, and action result before relying on higher-risk automation.

Core Features

  • On-device Android copilot - Runs directly on the phone and can use local or cloud models.
  • Natural language actions - Converts everyday speech into real Android operations.
  • 100+ native tools - Covers device state, apps, messages, media, screen reading, and automation.
  • Monitor and Operator modes - Separates read-only inspection from direct action execution.
  • Permission-tier safety model - Gates sensitive actions behind explicit Android permissions.
  • Floating assistive interface - Makes the copilot available over other apps through an Assistive Ball.

Use Cases

  • Hands-free phone control - Open apps, change settings, or inspect device state by voice.
  • Accessibility support - Let users complete mobile tasks with less tapping and typing.
  • Mobile workflow automation - Chain app navigation, screen reading, and device actions from one prompt.
  • Android experimentation - Explore open-source on-device AI agents and local model workflows.

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