AIOS is an operating system built to bring artificial intelligence directly to your Android device. It runs AI tools locally without needing an internet connection. AIOS uses a version of the LLaMA language model to process data on your phone or tablet. This means it can help with everyday tasks, answer questions, and automate actions in real time.
AIOS includes 44 built-in system tools and lets you control AI agents with clear rules. It also features a simple conversational launcher to help you run apps and commands by talking or typing.
- Works entirely on your device. Your data stays private.
- Runs a language model right on Android. No need for servers.
- Includes many tools for work, learning, and automation.
- Lets you set controls on AI agents to fit your needs.
- Uses familiar Android apps along with AI features.
- Designed for phones and tablets with Android 11 or newer.
Before installing, make sure your device meets these requirements:
- Android 11 (API 30) or newer
- At least 4 GB of RAM (8 GB or more recommended)
- Minimum 1.5 GHz quad-core processor
- Minimum 2 GB free storage (4 GB or more preferred)
- Enable installation from unknown sources
AIOS runs best on devices supporting 64-bit ARM processors. Performance depends on your hardware, but AIOS optimizes for mobile.
Follow these steps to download, install, and run AIOS on your Android device.
Click the button below to visit the AIOS page on GitHub. From there, you will find the latest version ready to download.
Once on the page:
- Look for the latest release section.
- Download the APK file for your device. The file usually ends with
.apk. - Save the APK file on your Android device.
Android blocks installation of apps outside the Play Store by default. To install AIOS APK, you must allow this:
- Open Settings on your device.
- Go to Security or Apps & notifications.
- Find Install unknown apps or Special app access.
- Select your web browser or file manager app.
- Turn on Allow from this source.
- Open the file manager app on your device.
- Locate the downloaded AIOS APK file.
- Tap the APK file to start installation.
- Follow the prompts and accept needed permissions.
- Wait for the installation to complete.
- Find the AIOS app icon in your app drawer.
- Tap to launch.
- The app will initialize the AI system.
- You may be asked to grant permissions for storage and microphone.
- Once ready, the conversational launcher appears.
- Tap or type commands to talk with AI agents.
- Use tools like file manager, note taker, or calculator integrated inside.
- Set rules for AI agents from settings to control behavior.
- Explore system tools available from the menu.
- Use the conversational shell to open apps and run tasks hands-free.
AIOS comes with many features designed for on-device AI:
- Runs LLaMA-based language model locally.
- 44 system tools including calculator, file explorer, and more.
- Policy-controlled AI agents let you set limits.
- Conversation-style launcher for quick commands.
- Works offline without internet connection.
- Support for GGUF model files for AI data.
- Built with Jetpack Compose and Kotlin for smooth UI.
- Open source code available for review and updates.
If you run into issues, try these:
- Restart the device and open AIOS again.
- Check if all permissions are granted.
- Ensure your device meets system requirements.
- Visit the GitHub page for troubleshooting tips.
- Open an issue if needed, describing your problem clearly.
Ready to start using AIOS? Follow the link below again to get the latest build and start the installation.
- Check the GitHub page often for new releases.
- Download the new APK file when available.
- Install it over your current version to update.
- Backup important data before updating if needed.
AIOS runs entirely on your device to keep data private. It does not send your info to external servers. You control AI agent policies to restrict access to sensitive content or actions.
- AIOS works best on devices with good processing power.
- Battery use may increase while AI runs in the background.
- Some system tools may require internet for updates or extra features.
- Using AIOS within Android means you can keep your existing apps and settings.
