![[PokeClaw] First working app that uses Gemma 4 to autonomously control an Android phone. Fully on-device, no cloud.](https://preview.redd.it/56hbny8rrjtg1.png?width=640&crop=smart&auto=webp&s=26d91255bcdd942aea5255c7d3ac259db5bebf23) | PokeClaw (PocketClaw) - A Pocket Versoin Inspired By OpenClaw Gemma 4 launched 4 days ago. I wanted to know if it could actually drive a phone. So I pulled two all-nighters and built it. As far as I know, this is the first working app built on Gemma 4 that can autonomously control an Android phone. The entire pipeline is a closed loop inside your device. No Wifi needed,No monthly billing for the API keys. AI controls your phone. And it never leaves your phone. This is a open-source prototype built from scratch in 2 days, not a polished consumer app. If it works on your device, amazing. If it breaks, PRs are welcome. https://github.com/agents-io/PokeClaw Please give me starts and issues! [link] [comments] |
[PokeClaw] First working app that uses Gemma 4 to autonomously control an Android phone. Fully on-device, no cloud.
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Key Points
- PokeClaw is presented as (as far as the author knows) the first working app using Gemma 4 to autonomously control an Android phone.
- The project claims a fully on-device, closed-loop pipeline that does not require Wi‑Fi or any cloud/API-key usage.
- The prototype is open-source, built quickly (over roughly two all-nighters) and positioned as a working proof-of-concept rather than a polished consumer product.
- The author invites users to test it on their devices and contribute via pull requests and issue reports if it breaks.
