



Wood-fired crust, roasted mushrooms, mozzarella, and truffle oil.
4.7 18–20 min
Just ask
From a weather dashboard to a booking form, describe the task and watch the screen appear.
Ask for what you need. AppLess creates a native interface for the task, then builds the next screen when you tap.
AppLessWhat if your phone had no apps?
Ask for what you need. AppLess creates a native interface for the task, then builds the next screen when you tap.
AppLess explores a future where software takes shape around your intent. It’s an open-source experiment you can fork, extend, and connect to real services.




Wood-fired crust, roasted mushrooms, mozzarella, and truffle oil.
4.7 18–20 min
From a weather dashboard to a booking form, describe the task and watch the screen appear.

Tap a row, button, or card to generate the next screen.

Prefetch makes the next likely screen appear at lightspeed.

Everything for a good evening.
Everything for a good evening.
Interactive components render as Cupertino on iOS and Material 3 on Android.
Clone the repository and install its dependencies.
Serve OUI-1 on your GPU with vLLM.
Set your server address, launch on iOS or Android, and ask for a screen.
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AppLess is an open-source experiment in a phone without apps. Describe a task and it generates a native interface. Tap a row, card, or button to generate the next screen.
Those actions are simulated. AppLess has no real service integrations behind them yet. Fork the project and connect your own tools to turn a generated screen into a working service.
The native app connects to OUI-1 running on a GPU host through vLLM. The phone renders the interface; it does not run the model inside the app.
Optional web and image tools can bring real places, prices, news, and photos into screens. Without those tools, the model generates sample content. Actions remain simulated until you add integrations.
Yes. One component contract renders as Cupertino on iOS and Material 3 on Android. The same generated interface uses the native design system for each platform.
Yes. AppLess is MIT licensed. Fork it, add components to its contract, and connect tools for your own data and actions. The README includes setup instructions and integration ideas.
No apps to install. No menus to learn. No screen cluttered with countless app icons.