New Android app 'Hermes Mobile' lets you control your Hermes Agent from your phone
A developer built and released Hermes Mobile, an Android companion app for people running Hermes Agent at home. It's built with Kotlin and , and connects to a local over the same local network (LAN) to give pocket-sized control. Features include with saved message history, management of profiles, skills, plugins, and LLM , live log streaming and filtering, cron job management (scheduling tasks to run automatically at set times), key editing, webhook testing, monitoring of WebSocket, MCP, and channel status, with agent milestones, and support for multiple connection profiles plus an admin pairing screen.
By design it communicates with the gateway over plain, unencrypted HTTP, so it's meant to stay strictly on a trusted local network and should never be exposed to the wider internet. This is a community-built companion app, not an official Nous Research product, with source code and the latest release available on GitHub.
Key points
- New Android companion app 'Hermes Mobile' released for Hermes Agent
- Built with Kotlin + , connects to the local gateway over LAN
- Supports , log viewing, cron job/env variable/webhook management
- Includes WebSocket/MCP/channel status monitoring and
- Designed for LAN-only HTTP — don't expose it to the internet; unofficial community project