A real terminal first, a full Linux system when you need it
Full-screen programs such as nano, vim and htop draw the way they do on a computer. Linux runs through a rootless engine that ships inside the APK, so there is nothing else to install.
Debian and Kali without rooting Android
Pick a distro on first launch. Each download is checked against a SHA-256 fingerprint stored in the app before anything is unpacked, then sudo, apt and dpkg work as usual.
Distributions in the catalogue
| Distro | Download | Installed |
| Debian 13 (trixie) arm64 | 35 MB | 400 MB |
| Kali Linux Nano arm64 | 198 MB | 1.0 GB |
| Kali Linux Minimal arm64 | 137 MB | 1.0 GB |
| Kali Linux Full arm64 | 1.8 GB | 9.5 GB |
| Debian 13 (trixie) x86_64 | 89 MB | about 700 MB |
You log in as the normal user dracos. sudo -i gives a root shell that only exists inside the app.
Private by default
No ads, analytics, trackers or account, and nothing is sent to the developer.
The app goes online for three things. It downloads the distro you choose, sets up Python and Scrapling so claw can open web pages (you can switch that off), and sends your claw messages to a model service.
Phone storage access is never requested at launch. Turn it on in xset and it appears at ~/sdcard.
Read the privacy policy for 1.1.0
Built for real command-line work
Truecolor, UTF-8 with CJK, mouse support for htop and mc, and a hardware keyboard that sends Ctrl, Alt, Shift and F1 to F12. You can scroll back and read while a program keeps printing.
Five workspaces
Each one keeps its own shell, directory and history. Swipe to switch. Sessions keep running when you leave the app.
Settings drawn inside the terminal, in six languages
Type xset for themes, fonts, cursor, scrollback, storage access, claw permissions and diagnostics. Changes show up as you make them, and Back closes the panel.
- Indonesia
- English
- 中文
- Tiếng Việt
- Русский
- हिन्दी
Kali tools that used to fail now run
msfconsole opens the Metasploit Framework, sudo nmap scans, sudo stops warning about the host name, and date follows the phone's clock.