oxproxion
An Android chat app for OpenRouter and local LLMs with tools and file export.
Interact with OpenRouter and local servers on your phone with custom tools.
oxproxion is a versatile Android chat application that connects to OpenRouter or local LLM servers running on your LAN. It suits professionals who want mobile access to multiple language models with deep customization options.
What it is
The application provides a clean mobile interface for managing conversations, switching between SOTA models, and executing tools like file reading and calendar event creation. You can import and export chat histories, render markdown, and generate PDFs directly on your device.
Who it's for
It suits Android users who need a powerful mobile client for AI writing and localization tasks across various backend models. It does not suit iOS users or those looking for a desktop-first writing environment.
Key features
Multi-Model Support
Switch between OpenRouter models and local instances via Ollama, LM Studio, llama.cpp, MLX LM, or Hermes Agent.
Android Tool Execution
Trigger file creation, reading, and calendar events directly from the chat interface.
On-Device PDF Export
Generate PDF files of entire chat sessions or specific responses using native Android tools.
Conversation Mode
Speak to the AI and listen to responses read out loud automatically.
Custom Presets
Combine specific models, system messages, and options into single-click presets exposed as system share targets.
Up and running in 3 steps
Our honest verdict
What's great
- Connects to both cloud models via OpenRouter and local servers on your LAN.
- Includes local tool execution like file management and timer creation.
- Supports on-device PDF export and markdown copying.
- Contains zero ads, analytics, or trackers.
Where it falls short
- Requires you to manage your own API keys, credits, or local server infrastructure.
- Does not include setup guidance for local LAN server infrastructure.
- Chats are stored unencrypted on the device only.
Pricing & license
Free under its open-source license, but using OpenRouter requires you to create an account and add paid credits. Running local models requires your own hardware and network configuration.
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FAQ
Does the app support local LLM servers?
Yes, you can connect to models served locally via Ollama, LM Studio, llama.cpp, MLX LM, or Hermes Agent on your LAN.
How do I export my chats?
You can import and export chat histories, or generate local PDF files of whole chats or specific responses.
