ANDROID × LINUX

Give your phone
a bigger workspace.

A multi-window PC workspace for vibe coding and AI-powered work on the move. Keep OpenCode, files, and Linux apps side by side on your Android phone.

Vibe coding AI mobile work Multiple Linux windows

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01 / THE NAME

Two meanings of AR.
One direction.

AR Linux brings a PC-style workspace to your Android phone today, with an even larger display experience planned for the future.

NOW / AVAILABLE
AndRoid

Linux on Android

Your phone hosts a multi-window Linux desktop, with familiar applications and Android touch and keyboard input.

COMING SOON / NOT IN THIS RELEASE
AR Glass

A screen you can wear

We plan to extend the phone's desktop into AR glasses. Glasses connectivity and spatial display are not in the current release.

02 / A REAL DESKTOP

More windows.
More room to work.

Keep OpenCode, your files, and desktop apps in separate windows. Move between an AI conversation and the work it helps you create, with hardware-accelerated graphics on supported devices.

Wayland + X11Zink / VulkanAHB
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03 / MADE FOR HANDS

A touchscreen
that feels like a trackpad.

Each hand has its own pointer for moving, clicking, and managing windows. Capture an idea with Gboard or WeChat voice input, then continue editing and working with OpenCode.

01 Two independent pointers02 Android keyboard and voice03 OpenCode desktop

04 / CHOOSE YOUR LINUX

One APK.
Many Linux worlds.

Import distributions as separate instances, each with its own desktop and data. The open rootfs build recipes also let developers create their own.

Build your own distribution

05 / GET STARTED

Start on your phone.
Think beyond it.

The public Android APK is being prepared. Explore the open Linux foundation while the release is on its way. AR glasses are a separate future feature.

Public APK coming soonExplore the open Linux side

Android 9 and later · Public APK pending · AR Glass coming soon

  1. 01
    Install the APK

    When released, put the universal Android host on your phone.

  2. 02
    Import a distribution

    Build and import a rootfs bundle from an open recipe.

  3. 03
    Choose an instance

    Enter the desktop and use your Linux applications.