Open-Source Mika: An Android Phone Agent That Runs Any App for You, No Root Needed
huangyun_122 · x · 2026-11-02
Mika, an open-source phone agent (3.6k stars), works on a hidden background screen on your Android device: give it one instruction and it operates any app—sending WeChat messages, summarizing group chats, mass-greeting on job apps—plus a built-in browser with human-like pacing to avoid risk control, a floating capsule for on-demand tasks, and a local Linux sandbox for Python. It reuses existing logins with no root, no PC, and no per-app adaptation.
The poster tested it with Kimi as the backend, successfully filtering AI PM jobs paying over 50K RMB on a recruiting app, and mused about using it for 24/7 livestream selling.
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