A five-minute interactive tutorial
Stop hunting through settings.
Type or say what you want. An app agent finds the right controls, shows you the plan, and keeps important decisions with you.
See how it works“Turn on airplane mode.”
The controls still exist. You no longer have to remember the route.
The shift
You know the outcome. The app knows the controls.
Today, people translate a goal into taps, menus, and switches. An app agent does that translation inside the app, using only actions the app already provides.
You have to understand the app before the app can help you.
“Make my phone quiet while I sleep, except for Mum and my alarms.”
The request becomes the starting point.
Three kinds of help
The interface changes with the weight of the request.
A small change should feel immediate. A broader goal needs a plan. A sensitive setup needs clear steps and a deliberate final choice.
Change it directly.
“Turn on airplane mode.”
The request is clear, safe, and easy to reverse. The switch changes immediately.
Show the complete plan.
“Silence my phone until 7 AM, except for Mum and my alarms.”
- Until 7:00 AM
- Mum can call
- Alarms stay on
One human goal brings several familiar controls together for review.
Walk through the sensitive parts.
“Let my child watch YouTube Kids for 30 minutes.”
- 1 App
- 2 Time
- 3 Protection
- 4 Review
The phone explains each consequence before anything important changes.
Try the idea
Say what you want the phone to do.
Start with one setting, then try a request that brings several settings together. This is a working, model-backed demonstration.
One clear request maps to one reversible control.
The phone will show what changes as the agent works through your request.
No account is required. The model runs on the server and can use only the Settings actions in this demonstration. Current model: OpenRouter model.
The boundary
The agent makes the app easier. It does not escape the app.
Bound to the app
A Settings agent can use Settings controls. It cannot send an email, move money, or invent a feature the phone does not have.
Protected by the app
Face ID, passwords, warnings, and final confirmations stay in trusted phone screens—not inside the model.
People should not have to remember where software placed every control. They should be able to begin with what they need.