App

Daemon on
your phone.

The terminal, ps aux and the server registry, full screen with a tab bar and no browser chrome. It opens on the terminal, where the free model calls the pinned servers for you. Your daemons keep running onchain whether the app is open or not.
Android v1.0.0

Download the app

A signed Android app for Android 7.0 and later. It opens daemonmcp.com in Chrome's engine as a trusted app, verified by this site's asset links, so there is no address bar. It asks for no permissions.

package com.daemonmcp.app
sha-256 8f81e503676730dfd900de06b45a632096f54fccceb322d3d4cb0694fb1b3124
signer FA:0B:5D:BE:72:17:37:A7:BF:0C:1F:6F:F1:99:41:A3:59:5D:CD:95:75:E2:E3:0E:AE:52:8B:71:8C:F2:AA:67
QR code that opens daemonmcp.com/app on a phone
  1. Tap Download daemon.apk, or scan the code from a computer.
  2. Open the file. The first time, Android asks you to allow installs from your browser; allow it for this install.
  3. Tap Install, then open Daemon from your home screen.
iPhone and iPad

Add to Home Screen

iOS does not install apps from outside the App Store, so there is no file to download. Safari installs Daemon as a web app instead: its own icon, full screen, the same tab bar.

  1. Open daemonmcp.com in Safari.
  2. Tap Share in the toolbar.
  3. Scroll and tap Add to Home Screen, then Add. Daemon opens on the terminal from its icon.

On Android you can do the same from Chrome's menu with Add to home screen if you prefer not to install a file.

The Daemon terminal on a phone answering a TSLA price question with one paid tool call
Terminal
ps aux on a phone in dark mode, listing live daemons
ps aux
The Daemon home page on a phone
Home

Check the file

Run sha256sum daemon.apk and compare it with the hash above. The signer fingerprint matches /.well-known/assetlinks.json on this site.

Updates itself

The app loads the live site, so new servers, models and screens arrive without a reinstall. A new file only ships when the Android shell changes.

Offline

Only the app shell is kept on the phone. Prices, receipts and daemon rows always come from the network; nothing from the API is cached. Privacy