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Kiwimake 0.3.1
Kiwimake 0.3.1
- The new Bright Eye icon now appears throughout the phone and Windows apps.
- Notices put their buttons below the text, and long text wraps properly.
- When Claude reaches its usage limit during an update, Kiwimake shows the reason Claude gave.
- This release also includes the latest documentation and ongoing cloud work. Cloud hosting is still in development.
Update Windows by running Kiwimake-Setup.exe. The desktop app does not update itself. The installer and desktop app are signed by Open Source Developer Mohamad Yahia Youssef using Certum.
Update your phone by opening AnyAppAgent.apk, or scanning the phone-download code in the desktop app. Install over your existing copy to keep your data. AnyAppAgent-universal.apk also supports x86_64 devices. AnyAppAgent-Setup.exe is the same Windows installer under its old name.
Kiwimake 0.3.0
AnyAppAgent is now Kiwimake
Same app, new name. The phone app and the desktop app now say Kiwimake, and the new app button is Make a kiwi. Your apps, chats, keys and settings carry over: install this version over 0.2.0 on your PC and on your phone, nothing to uninstall.
The desktop app does not update itself yet: run Kiwimake-Setup.exe below (it replaces the AnyAppAgent desktop app in place), then install AnyAppAgent.apk on your phone (or scan the phone app code in the desktop app). How to install on Android, step by step: Installing on Android.
What is new since 0.2.0
Making and changing apps
- Change this app: every app you make has a "Change this app" row in its Settings. On your phone it opens the app's chat; someone you shared it with can suggest a change or make their own version.
- Versions and undo: every build is kept. Undo the last change or go back to any version, from the phone or the PC, and keep the app's data. Each new version says in three short lines what changed and what to try.
- The fast lane: small changes reach the phone in seconds instead of minutes, with a Reload popup in the app.
- Talk instead of typing: a mic in the chat and in New app on the phone, and dictation with Hex on the PC.
- Plan first: for a new app or a big change, the agent shows a short plan page and waits for Build it. "Ask me more" makes it ask questions first.
- Point at it: shake the phone in any app Kiwimake made, draw arrows on the screen and add notes for the agent.
- Like this, but mine: share a picture or a link to Kiwimake to make a new app from it, or to change one of yours.
- A to-do list per app for your own ideas, on the phone and the PC.
- The agent knows your other apps and can reuse what you already made.
Automate (a starter app)
- Make one app that runs your own automations: at a time or at prayer times, when a notification arrives, when you reach a place, or when an app opens. It can speak, notify, switch Do Not Disturb, read and tap the screen, and prepare a text or a call for you to send. A card shows what each automation will do before you switch it on, and Stop all stops everything.
What your apps can do on the phone
- Home screen widgets, Quick Settings tiles, app shortcuts, receiving shares, and a code and text scanner for the camera.
- A crash in one of your apps shows "Fix it?" in Kiwimake, which sends the report to the app's agent.
Sharing
- Share with others: a public link for an app (the code stays private), with versions you publish, a Testing channel, and Pull back. Shared apps update themselves on other people's phones.
- Send app: send the installed app to someone as a file.
Trust
- Never lose your apps: one switch backs up every signing key, the code, chats and to-dos into a folder you pick, encrypted with your password. Restore on a new PC and your phones keep updating in place.
- Usage: how much AI each app and each month used, and a heads-up before a big job.
- Keep my apps healthy: a yellow sign on apps that are behind, with Update it.
Downloads
| File | For |
|---|---|
| AnyAppAgent.apk | Android phones (64-bit ARM, nearly every phone). The name stays so older desktop apps keep finding it. |
| AnyAppAgent-universal.apk | Other Android devices too (x86_64, the emulator). Bigger. |
| Kiwimake-Setup.exe | Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit. Not code signed yet: if SmartScreen warns, choose More info, then Run anyway. |
| AnyAppAgent-Setup.exe | The same installer under its old name, for links to 0.2.0. |
AnyAppAgent 0.2.0
Before you install: the phone app needs a fresh install
AnyAppAgent for Android is now signed with its own release key (0.1.0 used a shared development key that anyone could copy). Because of that, Android cannot install 0.2.0 over 0.1.0.
- Uninstall the old AnyAppAgent (hold its icon, Uninstall). The apps you made stay on your phone and on your PC.
- Install AnyAppAgent.apk below.
- Connect it to your PC again (desktop app, Connect a phone, scan the code).
- If you used AI for your apps, put your AI key in Settings again.
From now on every new version installs over the old one. How to install on Android, step by step: Installing on Android.
What is new since 0.1.0
Making apps
- Each app's chat can start helpers for bigger changes and run them at the same time. You see them in the chat ("2 helpers at work"), can open each one, and can stop them.
- Send pictures in the chat (a screenshot, a photo, a sketch) to show what you mean.
- Messages you send while the agent is busy wait in line instead of getting lost, and you can stop a turn.
- New apps can be native Android apps (Kotlin) as well as React Native, under Advanced in New app. A third kind, Expo Exact, is there as an early preview.
- Builds that were running when the PC app closed carry on when it opens again.
AI for your apps
- Put one Claude or OpenRouter key in AnyAppAgent's Settings, and every app it made can use AI through it. The key never leaves AnyAppAgent. Each app can be switched off, and you see how much each one used.
On the phone
- A tap on an app opens it; holding it shows its options.
- Updates keep downloading in the background, resume after a dropped connection, and are about a third of the size (only your phone's own code is sent).
- A stuck Android install prompt is closed by itself after a while, so the app can try again.
On the PC
- The desktop app has the full chat beside your app list, and you can make a new app from the PC too.
- Pairing codes and QR codes only show in a popup while you need them.
- Calmer, aligned layouts on every screen, light and dark.
Safer apps and updates
- Every new app gets its own signing key, and you can make an encrypted backup of all keys in the desktop app. This is the first step towards sharing your apps with other people.
Downloads
| File | For |
|---|---|
| AnyAppAgent.apk | Android phones (64-bit ARM, nearly every phone). |
| AnyAppAgent-universal.apk | Other Android devices too (x86_64, the emulator). Bigger. |
| AnyAppAgent-Setup.exe | Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit. Not code signed yet: if SmartScreen warns, choose More info, then Run anyway. |
AnyAppAgent 0.1.0
First release.
- AnyAppAgent.apk: the phone app. Open it on your Android phone and allow installing apps when asked.
- AnyAppAgent-Setup.exe: the desktop app for Windows. It is not code signed yet, so SmartScreen warns: choose More info, then Run anyway.