Coming soon to GitHub
The AI that
runs my life.
I'm Leandro, 16. Luna is my personal AI. She knows my calendar, my school and my mail, and she uses my phone for me. I built her in four months and barely typed any of the code: AI agents write it, I direct them.
On my phone
Not a mockup.
Screen recordings.
One agent
Everything I use,
connected to one AI.
I don't tell Luna where to look. I say what I want, and she finds the context herself.
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She uses my phone
Reads the screen, taps, types, opens apps. A stop button stays visible. Banking apps are blocked.
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I can call her
A real call, like with a person. She also replaces the phone's assistant: hold the side button.
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She blocks TikTok
App limits, focus blocks and lock times, enforced on my phone.
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She gets me ready for tests
Short practice sessions from my own notes, around my weak spots, planned before the test.
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She sorts my inbox
Ads to the trash, important mail into events and tasks. Before anything is sent, she asks.
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She works on the web
Her own Chrome: research, forms, clicking through sites while I watch live.
How it's built
AI agents write the code.
I direct them.
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I describe it
What Luna should do, in plain words, and what "done" means.
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Agents build in parallel
Several coding sessions at once, each with its own part of the code.
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An AI tests Luna
A second AI pretends to be me and checks what Luna actually did, not what she said.
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Every push goes live
Self-hosted on my own server, with an Android app.
Ground rules
An AI with access to my life
needs rules.
- Asks before it's irreversible. Sending mail or messages needs my yes.
- Everything can be undone. Changes to plans, notes and calendar come with undo.
- Proof before claims. "Done" only counts once she has checked that it worked.
- Hands off the dangerous stuff. No banking, password or 2FA apps.
Luna is going open source.
Watch the repository and GitHub tells you the moment the code is out.
On GitHub: Watch → Custom → Releases