whittleWhittle down
your to-do list.
An AI agent that lives on your Android phone and actually does the stuff. Any model, your own keys, and no Whittle server in between.
v0.21.0 · beta · 64-bit Android 8 or later · not on the Play Store, yetIt doesn't explain how. It just does it.
Alarms, reminders, your calendar, Maps, calls and sharing. Every step shows up as it happens. Anything that sends, calls or spends waits for your thumb.
Ask for an app. Get an app.
A real Android app, written in Kotlin and built right on your phone with the network off. Or a website you can try in a tap. Nothing installs until you say so.
Reads the web so you don't have to.
It opens the pages, checks the facts and shows where it found them. Connect Notion, Linear, GitHub or any MCP server and it digs there too.
A whole Linux in your pocket.
Ubuntu runs inside Whittle, so it never has to say "I can't install that." Scripts, PDFs, git, servers: all on the phone.
Works the night shift.
Pick a time and the days. Wake up to it done.
Any model. Your keys. Switch whenever.
Your phone talks straight to the provider you pick. Keys are encrypted on the phone and never backed up anywhere.
Busy, not nosy.
An agent with your phone in its paws needs rules it can't talk its way out of. These are fixed in the app, not left to the model's mood.
- 1It asks before it sends, calls, deletes or spends.Your tap, every time. Calls and messages always wait for you.
- 2Strangers don't get to boss it around.What a web page or an email says is information, never instructions.
- 3There's no Whittle server.Nowhere in between for your stuff to end up.
- 4Your keys stay home.Encrypted on your phone, never backed up to anyone's cloud.
Fresh shavings.
Straight from GitHub Releases. This page updates itself every time a new version ships.
Every release- Tasks keep going when you switch chats. Open another chat or start a new one, and the task you left keeps working.
- Times in plain words. Alarm, reminder and calendar cards now say "tomorrow at 10:00 AM" instead of "2026-10-25T10:00", and follow your phone's 12- or 24-hour clock.