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Omarchy, on your phone.

Omarchy Mobile runs native Omarchy on phones: Arch Linux ARM, Hyprland and Omarchy's own apps, on a mainline Linux kernel, with no Android underneath.

The Omarchy Mobile lock screen: the time, the date and the weather, with three notifications.

Omarchy, made for your hand

The same Omarchy you run on a laptop, with a shell made for a touchscreen: a lock screen and notifications, home screens with widgets, quick settings, messages, calls and contacts, a camera, themes that change the whole phone, voice typing that stays on the phone, and a terminal with the AI agent you pick at first login.

Phones

See which phones it runs on and how far each port has come. Each dot is one part of the phone:workstestingin progressnot yet. Each phone's page has the status of every part and the notes behind it.

How it fits together

A mainline kernel
Our own drivers for the display, touch, cameras, audio and the rest, written against upstream Linux and published in linux-omarchy-mobile.
Your way back stays
Installing writes only the phone's second boot slot and its user data. Stock Android stays on the other slot as your way back.
Omarchy, updated like Omarchy
omarchy update runs Omarchy's own update on the phone, with the phone's safeguards. The phone's own packages are signed, and will ship from their own repository beside Omarchy's.

Bring it to your phone

The wanted list names more phones, each with a starting point. The safety model comes first: stock stays on its own slot, and only our slot and the user data are ever written.