A third-party Android client for DeepSeek Harness (DSH): The app includes Ubuntu, Node.js, and DSH, allowing you to run agents directly on your phone. You can also connect to DSH instances on your computer or server via SSH or DSH Remote to continue using them.
Stars 3619 (+1180 / 24h)
Reasons
- No Root or Termux required; you can interject or queue messages during responses, with completed processes collapsed into a single line; one-click switching with the official web version keeps you in the same conversation.
- With permissions enabled, the local engine can read the screen, tap, and type to operate your phone on your behalf. There are three confirmation levels, and payments, passwords, and verification codes are always left to you. Android 14+ with Shizuku or self-connected ADB supports a non-intrusive mode.
- Plugins can create native tool cards, forms, and panels; the repository includes an SDK, tutorials, and examples. Conversations can be turned into share cards or generate end-to-end encrypted replay links.
Usage
- Download the APK from GitHub Releases or go.dshtui.com/download (choose arm64 for most phones); requires Android 8.0+. On first launch, choose to install the runtime environment locally (reserving approximately 1 GB) or connect to a remote host, then configure models and credentials.
- If you only connect to DSH on a computer or server, you do not need to install the local runtime environment on your phone. For building from source, see the README (Linux x86_64, Flutter, JDK 17, Android SDK/NDK).
Risks
- This is a community unofficial client, unrelated to DeepSeek; model requests are billed to your service provider account. After enabling phone control, screen text and even screenshots may be sent to the model. Anonymous usage statistics are enabled by default but can be disabled in settings.
- DSH Remote mode has limited features (supports only image attachments, cannot open the web version); only APK sideloading is provided, not available in app stores. The main code is AGPL-3.0 (sdk/ and examples/ are MIT); the name and mascot are not included in the open-source license. The repository was created on 10 25.