nanoMuse offers an open-source personal agent across phone, desktop, and web
Your move: An early self-hostable project, with iOS still in TestFlight beta
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nanoMuse is an early open-source personal agent with Android, desktop, and web clients, plus an iOS TestFlight beta. Its repository includes the apps and the relay that connects them under GPL-3.0-or-later. The project says it can use a phone's screen and a computer to carry out tasks, keep working after an app closes, and ask before actions that cannot be undone. The repository's October 6, 2026 release notes describe fixes to phone chat ownership, screen capture on Mac, Windows startup, and the relay's operator pages. Users can run their own relay instead of using the community service.
Why it matters
This is a small, early project for people who want to inspect or host a personal agent themselves, not a proven replacement for a managed service. The official docs list installable clients, but the repository currently names version 0.1.40 while the docs list 0.1.41 downloads. Check the actual release assets before installing; there is no single verified latest-version claim here. The community relay offers a free model allowance, after which the project says users need their own key.