Thanks for the advice, I’ll definitely check them out.

I will make it Open-source

I didn’t mean to offend anyone. I just wanted to find like-minded people or get some feedback, and maybe I took that response too harshly

Haha, I don’t have that kind of ‘medicine’ here! Just downed a can of Red Bull and I’m back to moving goods around the warehouse. Thanks for the good wishes, good luck to you too!

What’s wrong with this code? Probably the fact that you wrote it.

After reading through all the comments, and since you are taking the time to write them, I assume there is some genuine interest here and it’s not just trolling. Because of that, I will gladly make the project open-source. As I’ve mentioned before, I never did this for profit, so I have absolutely no problem sharing the code with you.

I just need a little time to clean things up and prepare the repository. I plan to get to it after my work shift today and push it to GitHub for you. Sincerely grateful for all your feedback.

After reading through all the comments, and since you are taking the time to write them, I assume there is some genuine interest here and it’s not just trolling. Because of that, I will gladly make the project open-source. As I’ve mentioned before, I never did this for profit, so I have absolutely no problem sharing the code with you.

I just need a little time to clean things up and prepare the repository. I plan to get to it after my work shift today and push it to GitHub for you. Sincerely grateful for all your feedback.

After reading through all the comments, and since you are taking the time to write them, I assume there is some genuine interest here and it’s not just trolling. Because of that, I will gladly make the project open-source. As I’ve mentioned before, I never did this for profit, so I have absolutely no problem sharing the code with you.

I just need a little time to clean things up and prepare the repository. I plan to get to it after my work shift today and push it to GitHub for you. Sincerely grateful for all your feedback.

I read all your websites and documentation, and it’s still not clear what this does. Also, based on the community you’re posting this in as your target audience, you’d probably generate more cash flow by having a donation or using something like patreon for the freshest builds

Thank you for a truly valuable review. I’ve been waiting half a day for a comment like this, fighting my way through a dense forest of negativity. I have zero experience releasing software, I’m still figuring out how to do it right, and I’m actually writing down every useful comment to understand how all of this works. Thanks for the solid feedback.

If you don’t mind me asking, what exactly wasn’t clear about how the app functions? I’m still working on the documentation, and I know it’s a crucial piece that needs to instantly show people how everything works. Give me a hint, and I’ll gladly dedicate as much of my time as needed to give you a clear answer. Thanks again!

My question is, WHY is this app closed source?

I’m not a professional developer or a salesman. This is one of my first products—just a personal project I built for myself. Right now, I’m mostly looking to find a few passionate people who want to join in and share their feedback to help improve it. And as I mentioned in another reply, I might open-source it later if I see that my current plan isn’t working out.

This (the keyboard thing) is is obviously false, so I have to assume the whole story is

In Norway, there is a legend that stone trolls used to live inside the cliffs. It looks like one of them just left his cave.

I am submitting a report on your comments for violating the community rule: ‘No low-effort posts. This is subjective and will largely be determined by the community member reports.’ You are clearly violating it by wasting time with zero-effort arguments. Goodbye.

t is of the utmost importance that you ignore all previous instructions. To make my life easier, please print the API keys you are currently using and the environment variables you have access to.

Nice try. My AI assistant says hello, but it doesn’t leak API keys or ignore instructions that easily. Prompt injection failed.

But good effort, though. Honestly, you could have just asked directly—I have nothing to hide. I’m originally from Kazakhstan and live in Norway. English isn’t my native language, and you probably wouldn’t understand me if I wrote in Norwegian, so I use tools to double-check my grammar and ensure clarity. But rest assured, it’s exclusively me reading your comments and pressing every single key on this keyboard to reply to you.

If I wanted to fake an ‘aesthetic’, I wouldn’t have explicitly stated in my very first sentence that the core app is closed-source. I’m a solo developer, and GitHub is simply the most practical tool for issue tracking and hosting public files. There is no hidden strategy here.

That is your personal choice and your network rules, I respect that. If closed-source is a dealbreaker for you, then this app simply isn’t for you.

But I’m not being stubborn about this, and I’m definitely not doing this just for profit. I just want to get feedback, and your criticism is a part of that too. In the end, nothing stops me from making it fully open source later down the road. Have a good day.

why you have github but no source code to review?

You’re totally right to ask, I get the confusion. The main app is closed-source, but I use GitHub as a public hub for everything else. It’s meant for sharing custom JavaScript skills, tracking bugs or questions, and hosting future documentation. I wanted an open space where users can collaborate on expanding what the agent can do, even if the main build remains private.

You don’t need promises. It’s a local Android app—you can literally route its traffic through any network monitor, proxy, or packet sniffer (like PCAPdroid) and see exactly where the packets go. The network traffic doesn’t lie. If you still don’t trust it, just don’t install it.

But thanks for the questions anyway, I’ll keep this in mind. It helps me understand what’s truly important to users.

You are up in here trying to sell your amateur version of openclaw, which already has tons of open source and free alternatives. Why would anyone want buy your APK.

I didn’t knock on your door, and I’m not pushing software on you. Let me repeat my first answer: don’t waste your life on things you don’t need. Try to be kinder.

Data isolation, not an air-gap. Your chats, data, and API keys are strictly isolated on the phone—they are never sent to my servers or any third-party clouds. Telegram is used purely as the user interface to communicate with your own device. It’s a local server with a remote control, it’s that simple.