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Truss Go for Android

Your Truss workspace, in your pocket.

Start a trusted pairing from Truss Desktop or VS Code, scan its QR code, and keep working with the agent from your Android phone on the same Wi-Fi network.

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TRUSSConnect Truss GoQR pairing ready
TRUSS GOConnectedWorkspace chat

Truss Go in action

Your trusted workspace, designed for your phone.

Pair with the computer running Truss, then choose exactly how the remote agent may use workspace tools.

Truss Go home screen with QR pairing and manual gateway connection controls
Pair with your workspaceScan the trusted QR from Truss Desktop or VS Code, with manual connection controls available for development.
Truss Go settings screen showing agent tool approval options and connection details
Keep approvals in your handsReview every tool, automatically allow reads, or enable all registered tools for the current trusted gateway.

How it works

Three steps. No IP address or token to type.

  1. 01

    Open your workspace

    Open the workspace you already trust in Truss Desktop or the Truss VS Code extension.

  2. 02

    Choose Connect Truss Go

    Truss opens a temporary same-Wi-Fi connection and displays a pairing QR code.

  3. 03

    Scan and work

    Scan with Truss Go. Use Chat, Plan, or Edit and choose the approval policy on your phone.

Download options

Choose the distribution that fits you.

Google Play is the normal installation path. GitHub APKs are useful for testers and early access before the Play listing is available.

Google Play

Public release

Coming soon. This will be the recommended option for everyday Android users.

Coming soon
GitHub Releases

Direct APK

Install the signed APK manually. Android will ask you to allow installs from the browser or file manager you use.

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Designed for your network

Your phone connects to the computer where Truss is already open.

The connection is started explicitly with Connect Truss Go, uses the computer's automatically detected LAN address, and stays active until you disconnect or close the host client. The phone does not receive your model-provider credentials or independent access to the workspace.