Panda
Panda is a proactive, on-device AI agent for Android that autonomously understands natural language commands and operates your phone's UI to achieve them. Inspired by the need to make modern technology more accessible, Panda acts as your personal operator, capable of...
Cost / License
- Free
- Open Source
Platforms
- Kotlin
- Android
Features
Tags
- mobile-use
- Accessibility
- Automation
- voice-assistant
- AI Assistant
- agent
- app
- ai-automation
- browser-use
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OrdinaryPerson added Panda as alternative to SpeakThat!- armadillo888 liked Panda
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Although the description says "on device", the GitHub instructions seem to indicate that it uses api calls to Gemini. This makes sense in light of the large prompts it supports, but is not what I think of when I hear "on device".
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K0RR added Panda as alternative to Mycroft, Apple Intelligence, 11ai and Dicio
Panda information
Developed by
Ayush Chaudhary Licensing
Open Source and Free product.Alternatives
32 alternatives listedSupported Languages
- English
AlternativeTo Categories
AI Tools & Services, OS & UtilitiesGitHub repository
- 818 Stars
- 108 Forks
- 60 Open Issues
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What is Panda?
Panda is a proactive, on-device AI agent for Android that autonomously understands natural language commands and operates your phone's UI to achieve them. Inspired by the need to make modern technology more accessible, Panda acts as your personal operator, capable of handling complex, multi-step tasks across different applications.
Core Capabilities: 🧠 Intelligent UI Automation: Panda sees the screen, understands the context of UI elements, and performs actions like tapping, swiping, and typing to navigate apps and complete tasks. 📢 High Qaulity voice: Panda have high quality voice by GCS's Chirp 💾 Persistent & Personalized local Memory:
Comments and Reviews
Although the description says "on device", the GitHub instructions seem to indicate that it uses api calls to Gemini. This makes sense in light of the large prompts it supports, but is not what I think of when I hear "on device".