Your phone just became an AI agent. SeekerClaw runs a full AI runtime on Android - not in the cloud, on your actual device. It controls your phone (GPS, camera, SMS, calls), manages your crypto wallet, searches the web, schedules tasks, and talks to you through Telegram - 24/7, even while you sleep. 56 tools, persistent memory that learns about you, and a skill system you can extend. This isn't a chatbot. It's an autonomous agent that lives in your pocket.

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Hey everyone! I built SeekerClaw because running an AI agent shouldn't require a Mac Mini or a VPS. I was using OpenClaw, an open-source AI agent framework. It's great, but it needs a dedicated server running 24/7. That means either a Mac Mini sitting in your house or a VPS you're paying monthly for. Plus the setup: terminal, config files, SSH, port forwarding. Most people would never bother. Then it hit me. We're all carrying powerful computers in our pockets. Modern phones have 8GB+ RAM, fast CPUs, and they're already on 24/7. Why not run the agent there? So I embedded a full Node.js runtime inside an Android app and ported the entire agent framework to run as a background service. No server needed. No terminal. You scan a QR code and your agent is live. Now it controls your phone (camera, GPS, SMS, calls), searches the web, schedules tasks, remembers everything across restarts, and talks to you through Telegram. 56 tools, persistent memory, and a skill system you can extend. Some things I'm proud of: - Zero infrastructure. Your phone IS the server - Persistent memory that actually learns about you over time - Self-aware agent that diagnoses its own problems instead of failing silently - Works with Claude or OpenAI, your choice (Openrouter coming soon) Would love your feedback and happy to answer any questions about how it works under the hood!

@egodspeed So I could text this on Telegram like "text my roommate if I'm not home by 11" and it just does it? Or "remind me to grab milk next time I'm near Trader Joe's" and it actually uses GPS for that? Because that's what I thought Siri would be by now lol. How's battery life with this running all the time?

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SeekerClaw

Turn your Android phone into a 24/7 personal AI agent

Turn your Android phone into a 24/7 personal AI agent