Aiden is a physical mobile AI agent device — a small piece of hardware you plug into any phone or computer via USB. It sees the screen, hears your voice, and operates the device for you, no app install required.
Aiden started from a simple frustration: AI agent phones are years away. OpenAI's won't ship until 2028. We didn't want to wait, so we built a physical device that plugs into the phone or computer you already own via USB. It sees your screen, hears your voice, and operates the device for you, no app install required. We're currently at dev-board stage, shipping open source firmware in the open, and building toward the AI-Native Era one release at a time. If you're into embedded systems, agent architecture, or on-device AI, our GitHub is where the actual work happens.
Our stack
Firmware is primarily Go, with C++ for hardware-level work and Python for tooling and benchmarks. Package management runs on OPKG/Entware. Hardware is an RV1106G3 MCU (ARM Cortex-A7, 1.2GHz) with a 1 TOPS NPU, WiFi 6, BLE 5.x, USB-C, and HDMI 1080p capture. Cross-platform support spans iPhone, Android, macOS, Windows, and Linux, with one-click switching between LLM, STT, and TTS providers, plus persistent memory across sessions.
