01 / THE QUESTION
Can using a phone feel more natural?
Make everyday phone interactions more useful while keeping personal context and privacy in view.
ANDROID · AI
Exploring voice, device interaction and privacy in a personal Android AI assistant.
01 / THE QUESTION
Make everyday phone interactions more useful while keeping personal context and privacy in view.
02 / THE APPROACH
Explore voice, accessibility, notifications and local memory in a personal Android assistant.
03 / THE SCOPE
A personal development project. Source is available; feature availability varies by device and development state.
THE PROJECT
What if interacting with your phone could feel a little more natural? Prahari is my Android AI-assistant project, bringing together experiments in voice, useful device actions and personal context.
Explore the source (opens in a new tab)How can an assistant make everyday phone interactions more useful while keeping personal context and privacy in view? This question connects the different parts of Prahari.
The public source includes work around voice, accessibility and device interaction, notifications, local memory and privacy checks. Kotlin, Jetpack Compose and Room are part of the project’s technology stack.
NOVA Voice Test is a separate prototype used to explore spoken commands and Android task execution. It is presented separately here, so the two projects are easy to understand.
The public repository is available below. Its source shows the project’s implementation and direction; it is not a claim that every feature is released or available on every device.