Web2 & Web3 AI Mobile Agent

Let AI take over your phone automation

No root required. OpenFlap lets AI understand your intent and operate your Android phone: automate the OS, installed apps, and cross-app workflows across both Web2 and Web3.

2 Offline local models
4 Online model providers
0 Built-in Web3 skills
12+ Phone automation tools
OpenFlap wallet entry screen OpenFlap agent home screen OpenFlap Web3 skills screen OpenFlap model settings screen OpenFlap settings screen

Agent Core Capabilities

A reasoning engine that sees, thinks, and acts on your phone.

OpenFlap's agent loops through perception → planning → execution: it reads the screen, decides which tools to call, runs them, observes results, and keeps going until the task is done.

Perceive and understand screens

The agent captures the screen, extracts UI tree nodes, text, coordinates, and visual elements — then reasons about what's visible and what to do next.

Multi-round reasoning and planning

A three-tier router routes tasks: direct tool calls for deterministic actions, predefined skills for known flows, or the full agent loop for open-ended autonomy with up to N iterations.

Execute 20+ tools across Web2 and Web3

Tap, swipe, input text, open apps, send messages, read clipboard — plus DeBank portfolio, Uniswap swap, Aave lending, Across bridge, Revoke.cash security, and more.

Web3 Skill Catalog

Common Web3 tools, organized as triggerable skills.

The built-in catalog mirrors the app's real Web3 skill system and can expand with more protocols, networks, and trusted tools.

Wallet

WalletConnect Explorer

Discover WalletConnect-ready wallets and apps before entering a wallet connection flow.

Wallet

DeBank Portfolio

Review wallet balances, portfolio positions, chain activity, and asset overview pages.

DeFi

Uniswap Token Swap

Open Uniswap swap flows while leaving final transaction review and confirmation to the user.

DeFi

Aave Lend & Borrow

Enter Aave lending markets to inspect supply, borrow, collateral, and rate information.

DeFi

Lido ETH Staking

Open Lido's ETH staking interface and review liquid staking positions.

NFT

OpenSea NFT Marketplace

Browse NFT collections, market activity, profiles, and NFT detail pages.

NFT

ENS Names

Search, register, and manage Ethereum Name Service domains.

DAO

Snapshot DAO Voting

Open Snapshot spaces to review DAO proposals, voting status, and governance context.

Explorer

Etherscan Ethereum Explorer

Look up addresses, transaction hashes, contracts, tokens, and block explorer pages.

Analytics

DefiLlama Analytics

Compare protocols, chains, TVL, yields, stablecoins, and DeFi market data.

Analytics

Dune Dashboards

Search public on-chain dashboards, SQL queries, and community analytics datasets.

Bridge

Across Cross-chain Bridge

Open Across bridge flows for cross-chain transfers across major EVM networks.

Security

Revoke.cash Token Approvals

Inspect token approvals and enter the safety workflow for revoking risky allowances.

How It Works

From one request to a verifiable phone workflow.

OpenFlap turns vague mobile intent into concrete app navigation, tool calls, and user-checkable checkpoints.

01

Understand intent

Parse requests such as checking assets, bridging, revoking approvals, voting in DAOs, sending messages, or searching inside apps.

02

Match tools and skills

Route the task to generic phone tools or Web3 skills such as DeBank, Across, Revoke.cash, Etherscan, and more.

03

Review and confirm

The AI can prepare the screen, but final wallet connections, approvals, signatures, and transactions stay visible and user-confirmed.

Real App Screens

Captured from a real running OpenFlap build.

These screenshots were captured from OpenFlap running in the local Android emulator and are stored under `html/image/` for the landing page.

OpenFlap wallet entry screen
Wallet Entry
OpenFlap agent home screen
Agent Home
OpenFlap Web3 skills screen
Web3 Skills
OpenFlap model settings screen
Models
OpenFlap settings screen
Settings

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