Run the hub locally. Talk to it from your devices.
VoxRouter runs as a Windows/macOS desktop hub, Docker service, or source install. Android and Wear OS clients pair to that same hub over your LAN with scoped credentials and local TLS — no cloud relay or administrator-key copying required.
Windows
System-tray app, recommended automatic setup, private-LAN OpenClaw/Hermes scanning, push-to-talk hotkeys, config import/export, and localhost console/settings.
macOS
Apple Silicon menu-bar app with the same console and settings. Public distribution still needs Developer ID signing and notarization.
Take it with you.
The v0.9.2 Android phone and Wear OS builds are published for controlled testing. The native iPhone voice-turn slice remains in source awaiting physical recovery, signing, and beta distribution; Apple Watch transport and push-to-talk remain planned.
Android phone v0.9.2 apk
A working wake-word listener with the final com.voxrouter.app ID, shared secure client core, on-device openWakeWord/ONNX detection, push-to-talk, and barge-in during playback.
iPhone implemented source client
The native SwiftUI client now supports Bonjour/QR/manual pairing, Keychain-backed scoped credentials, client-safe agent selection, authenticated text and microphone turns, bounded TTS playback, diagnostics, accessibility work, and agent-aware Siri/App Shortcuts. Physical iPhone validation and distribution are pending.
Galaxy Watch / Wear OS v0.9.2 apk
The published controlled-test Wear OS app provides standalone authenticated push-to-talk over Wi-Fi, directly to the hub. It refuses cleartext/admin-key flows and uses a separately revocable wearos credential from pairing. It remains debug-signed and needs physical-device validation before wider distribution.
Apple Watch planned
The transport decision and push-to-talk vertical slice remain planned after the iPhone path. No Apple Watch distribution claim is made until the direct-versus-relay design, physical validation, and signing gates are complete.