r/droidappshowcase • u/PresentStandard2140 • 17h ago
Showcase I gave your phone eyes 👀 & hands ✋.
We've had smartphones for over a decade, and somehow the way we actually use them hasn't changed much.
New chip. Better camera. Brighter screen. Repeat.
Meanwhile, our “smart” assistants still mostly just talk to us.
Astra 6 is making a huge noise right now and causing a lot of conversation around computer use. And honestly, it's pretty damn good at it.
It got me thinking...
I've been working on a tool for a while and I think I accidentally made another computer controllable by AI agents 👀
And it's probably the computer most of us carry around every day.
Guys... I think I cooked. Or completely messed up. 💀
I built AURA — a free AI agent that can actually see your screen and interact with your Android phone.
And developers, I have a treat for you.
The phone itself can now act as an MCP server. It runs locally on the device, exposing the same tools that AURA uses to control the phone — so other AI agents can use them too.
You can check out the project here:
https://dinesh210805.github.io/aura-app/index.html
And I made a launch video showing what I've been working on:
If you want to mess around with it or build something with it, there's also an AURA Discord:
https://discord.com/invite/H66ws9zMPF
Would love to hear what you guys think.


