Say what you need. Agent opens your real apps and works through them — tapping, typing, scrolling, waiting — until it's done. No integrations, no APIs, nothing to set up per app. Everything Yuwi does, plus the phone itself.
A run can be sixty steps in a minute. Putting all of that in the conversation would drown it, so chat keeps the current step and the full reasoning lives behind it — every thought, every tap, timestamped.
Android has exactly one way for an app to read what's on screen and tap on your behalf: the accessibility service, built for screen readers. Agent needs it for the same reason a screen reader does — no other API can see or touch another app. It's a serious permission and you should know precisely what it means before you grant it.
Play restricts the accessibility service to apps that exist to assist users with disabilities. Agent uses it for automation, which is outside that policy — so it ships as a signed APK you install yourself, and updates itself from inside the app.
If that's not a trade you want to make, Yuwi is the same assistant without the phone-driving — and it contains no accessibility service at all, not a switched-off one.
Stop is on screen for the entire run. Anything that leaves your phone — an email, an event, a deletion — waits behind a card showing exactly what's about to happen, with destructive things in red. Type mid-run and it takes the correction.
Agent is Yuwi plus the ability to drive your apps. That one capability is what ties it to Android for good — iOS has no equivalent of the accessibility service, so the iPhone build can only ever be Yuwi.
| Yuwi Agent | Yuwi | |
|---|---|---|
| Operates your other apps — books, orders, replies in them | — | |
| Answers from your mail, calendar and files | ||
| Sends mail, makes events, edits contacts — after you confirm | ||
| Memory, triage, nudges and scheduled tasks | ||
| Needs Android's accessibility permission | Yes | Never |
| Platforms | Android only | Android · iPhone in progress |
| How to get it | Download the APK → | Early access → |
Download the APK, allow the install when Android asks, then sign in with Google and turn on the accessibility switch. Updates arrive in-app after that.