AN AGENT COMPUTER · CLAUDE CODE + CODEX · ANDROID

Say the word. It's done.

A full computer for your AI agent — inside your Android phone. Keva runs complete Claude Code and OpenAI Codex agents on it, with no root, no PC and no cloud desktop: they read and write your files, run code and tools, search the web and manage Git, and your files stay on your device.

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Full-featured 7-day trial · Founder license US$19.90, one-time, two devices (first 100) · Download open for a limited time · Bring your own API key or subscription · Android (arm64), about 4–5 GB of storage

Real device — a full Tetris game built end to end, on stock Android. No root, no PC, no cloud.

What happens in this video

0:00 Keva's new-chat screen, with the model chip reading m3.
0:04 The model picker opens, listing providers such as Minimax, Qwen and Xiaomi Mimo.
0:08 The model switches to Xiaomi Mimo v2.5 · Pro. A long prompt asks for one self-contained tetris.html game with touch controls, a neon look, a next-piece preview, line-clear effects, a game-over restart and three rounds of code review.
0:16 Round 1: Bug & Logic Review lists numbered issues, such as a button handler that fires twice per tap, arrow keys that scroll the page, a fixed-size canvas and fragile particle positions. Keva starts fixing them.
0:32 Round 2: Touch UX & Edge Case Review lists more issues, including the start-screen layout, swipe handling, next-piece overflow and high-DPI blur.
0:44 Round 3: Final Polish & Edge Case Review lists two more issues, about particle colors and the side-panel position on narrow screens.
0:52 Keva reads the complete file to verify it and checks its size with wc -c.
1:04 A summary card shows the tetris.html file (21.6 KB). At 1:08 the file opens in a code viewer.
1:12 The game runs in the phone's browser as NEON TETRIS, with score, high score, level, lines, a next-piece preview and on-screen controls. The score rises from 0 to 507.
1:28 The video ends on a card reading "Say the word. It's done" with the Keva logo.

What is Keva?

An on-device AI agent for Android

Keva runs complete Claude Code and OpenAI Codex runtimes directly on your phone. It is built for people who want an AI agent to operate on files, code, tools, web research, and Git without a PC, root access, or a cloud desktop.

Runs on your phone

The agent runtime runs on stock Android. Your files, project data, and keys stay on the device.

Choose the engine

Use Claude Code with your Claude plan or API key, or Codex with a ChatGPT subscription or OpenAI API key.

Built for outcomes

Ask for a finished result — code, a repository, a researched HTML report, an edited video — not just a reply.

Why Keva

An agent that actually does the work

A real agent, in your pocket

Keva doesn't just chat. It reads and writes files, runs code, searches the web, edits video with your phone's own hardware encoder, and finishes the job — right on your Android phone. No PC required.

Private by design

Your files stay on your device. Only your messages — and any file you choose to attach — go to the model you pick, with your own key. No trackers, no analytics SDKs, no middleman servers.

Two complete runtimes

Run Claude Code or OpenAI Codex — not just a model picker. Use your Claude plan, scan in with ChatGPT, or bring an API key. Switch engines mid-project without re-explaining the work.

How it works

Up and running in three steps

Get the APK

Download the APK from keva.chat (sha256 provided). Every feature is unlocked for 7 days after install.

Choose your runtime

Use Claude Code with your provider setup, or Codex with your ChatGPT subscription or OpenAI API key.

Ask for anything

Write it, say it, or paste a screenshot. Keva plans the steps and does the work.

Real cases

Three real jobs. One phone.

Swipe between cases, then play and scrub through each recording.

Edit a 4K film on the phone

Three 4K clips (479 MB) in one message. Keva pulls keyframes with the phone's hardware decoder to see the footage, adds slow motion, an original score and Japanese captions, then encodes a 30-second film with the phone's hardware encoder.

What happens in this video

0:00 Title card: "Make video creation a part of a better life." Keva v2026.41.6.
0:03 Three 4K clips (0:11, 0:31, 0:20) are picked from the gallery and previewed before sending (3840×2160).
0:10 The request: edit them into a 30-second Japanese-style healing video, with music and visuals carrying an emotional arc, slowing down or speeding up footage where it helps.
0:15 Sent to Claude Opus 5.5 with the three files attached (84.9 MB, 238.5 MB and 155.2 MB).
0:18 Keva inspects the clips (4K, 30 fps; 11 s, 32 s, 21 s) and pulls keyframe thumbnails to see what is in them.
0:20 It writes its editing script and asks for approval before running commands.
0:22 It tests motion-interpolated slow motion against frame blending, synthesizes the score, and picks NotoSerifCJK, a Mincho-style serif, for the Japanese captions.
0:23 All 900 frames go through the phone's hardware encoder (about 15 Mbps), then the music is muxed in. Done after about 20 minutes of work.
0:24 The finished film, hokkaido_winter_healing.mp4 (1920×1080, 0:30), plays in Keva: a snowy street, the winter sea and a wood stove, with Japanese captions and English subtitles.

Build a Tetris game

From a blank phone to a working game — planned and built on stock Android.

Produce an AI industry report

Codex researches the week’s AI developments and delivers an HTML report on the phone.

What happens in this video

0:00 The model picker is open, listing Claude plan, Codex plan and DeepSeek models.
0:03 A request is sent: a weekly AI foundation model industry report in HTML format, in the News folder.
0:09 Keva reads "the past week" as Aug 10–15, 2026, and says it will build a self-contained English HTML report.
0:12 A three-item task list appears (0 of 3). Keva searches the web, and the report scope is set: six verified headline developments, four technical takeaways, four trend calls, a timeline and a watchlist.
0:24 Keva finishes the HTML file and runs a command on it. The task list reaches 3 of 3, and the reply gives a download link and a file size of about 29 KB.
0:27 The Files tab shows the News folder with ai-foundation-model-weekly-2026-08-15.html (28.7 KB).
0:30 The report opens in the phone browser under the title AI Foundation Model Industry, with an editorial note and an executive summary.
0:33 Scrolling shows news entries, each with What happened and Why it matters notes.
0:36 A section on what the week's releases emphasized, with bars, is followed by four trend calls for the next one to two quarters.
0:39 The source notes list the time window, the source hierarchy and linked sources.

In action

Choose an engine. Search the web. Clone a repo.

Keva on Android choosing between Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, DeepSeek, GLM, Kimi, Qwen and MiniMax

Keva searching the web and shipping a page on Android

Keva cloning a GitHub repository over SSH on Android

Privacy

Your data has nowhere to go — by design

Keva keeps your app files, history and keys on your device. Conversations go to your chosen model provider. If you sign in or purchase a license, only the account, license, payment and device metadata needed for activation goes to the license service and Paddle. We also send a minimal, anonymous version check for required updates; it carries a coarse install-age range so we can count anonymous totals, with no ID and no content. We don't track individuals. We can't see your files or conversations — and we like it that way.

Read the privacy note →

GitHub

A public home for updates and feedback

Keva is a closed-source product. GitHub is where you can follow release notes, read public documentation, report issues, and share ideas — it does not include the app’s proprietary source code.

Visit Keva on GitHub →

FAQ

Questions, answered

Does it need root?+

No. Keva runs entirely as a normal Android app on stock devices.

Does Keva use a cloud desktop?+

No. Keva runs the agent runtime on your Android phone. Messages go directly to the model provider you choose; Keva does not use a cloud desktop to operate on your files.

How does pricing work?+

Every device gets a 7-day trial with nothing held back. After that, Keva is a one-time license for two devices: US$39.90 (¥198 when billed in CNY). The first 100 buyers get the founder price of US$19.90 / ¥98. Model usage is billed separately by the provider you choose.

Which engines and models can I use?+

Keva includes complete Claude Code and OpenAI Codex runtimes. Use Claude with your existing provider setup, or Codex through a ChatGPT subscription or OpenAI API key. It also supports providers including DeepSeek, GLM, Kimi, LongCat, MiniMax, Qwen, and Xiaomi MiMo.

Does my data go to your servers?+

Your conversations and the files you attach go straight from your phone to the model provider you choose — they never reach Keva. Keva's own service sees only two things: an anonymous version check that carries only a coarse install-age range (no ID, no content), which always runs so security updates can ship; and, only if you sign in or buy a license, the account, license, payment reference and device metadata needed to activate it. Card details are handled by Paddle, not by us.

What can it actually do?+

Read and write files, run commands, write and execute code, search the web, and manage git repositories — on your phone's own storage.

Guides

Run Claude Code on Android · Run OpenAI Codex on Android