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It drives ordinary apps by reading the screen, so it works where no API or integration exists, and asks before it spends your money.
Mika is an Apache-2.0 Android app that takes a request in plain words and carries it out by looking at the screen and tapping, typing and scrolling, on a hidden virtual display so your phone stays yours. There is no Mika server: you bring a key for DeepSeek, OpenAI, Anthropic or Gemini, or point it at a local model, so the thinking happens wherever that model runs. It has schedules, voice input and an arm64 Linux sandbox. Logins and payments come back to you.
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