Why Nautilo built its own mobile apps instead of piggybacking on chat apps
Dan_Jeffries1 · x · 2026-09-23
Dan Jeffries explains why the team built native Android/iPhone apps for their agent product Nautilo instead of integrating existing chat platforms:
- Yesterday's chat apps are walled gardens built for a pre-agent world, where using them for agents mostly violates ToS
- No native controls or routing for agents: agents banned from group chats, or won't shut up in them; no doc/artifact editing
So they built a better mobile world: one-tap Genie selection, smart routing, MD and docs editor, and more. Open source, with site and GitHub links.
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