Voice-first coach
Speak naturally, let the backend transcribe, then get a direct coaching response without leaving the app.
Antirot is a strict AI accountability coach for ADHD-style attention drift. Talk to it, press the one action that matters, get challenged when you drift, and let alarms keep the pressure outside the chat window.
Install the new app
Android releases are signed and checksum-published from CI. iOS production builds are distributed only through TestFlight.
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Antirot
The new app
The phone experience is built around one dominant action, voice-first check-ins, and a coach that keeps state transitions honest.
Speak naturally, let the backend transcribe, then get a direct coaching response without leaving the app.
The home screen changes by runtime state: start, done, break, awake, good night, or the action you can actually justify.
Normal and loud alarms sync with the backend. Acknowledgements, snoozes, and escalation are part of the accountability loop.
The iOS widget keeps the current task visible so the coach is not trapped inside a chat thread.
Native sign-in connects the phone to the managed Antirot backend without asking users to paste tokens.
Antirot remembers drift patterns, task history, wake behavior, and what actually gets you moving.
How it works
Buttons and voice use the same backend path. The coach can accept, challenge, or reshape your intent instead of blindly toggling state.
Tell Antirot what you are trying to get done.
Use the single visible action for the current state.
Let alarms, reminders, and the widget keep the task in view.
Report real output, wasted time, and what derailed you.
Install notes
Antirot is strongest when alarms, voice, and widgets can run on the device you actually carry.
Download the APK, allow installation from your browser or file manager, then sign in and register the device with the backend.
Download signed Android APKUse SideStore or AltStore to sign and install the IPA. Some capabilities require the right entitlements, signed builds, or iOS version.
Open TestFlightThe Rust backend owns auth, chat, alarms, speech, memory, and provider routing. The simulator remains available for testing flows.
Install the app, sign in, start the first session, and let the coach ask whether you shipped anything real.