This looks pretty cool. I wish there was a direct Android download available on Google Play Store.
Thank you for your feedback!
Unfortunately, the ‘all-in-one’ architecture imposes a whole host of limitations straight away, and it takes considerably more effort to achieve the same result. I think there are far more advantages to the way I’ve implemented it: you can listen or even speak on a smart TV 😅 if it has a fully-fledged browser, although I haven’t actually tried it myself – that’s just me thinking out loud. But you’ll definitely be able to listen and chat from absolutely any operating system: Linux, macOS, Windows, iOS, Android… and, as the developer, I don’t need to create a separate app for each one with its own specific features and so on. Any update simply involves an update on the server, and that’s it. And the most interesting thing is that if I was able to ‘write’ this programme without seeing a single line of code (although I do have a little experience in programming), then believe me, anyone can set it up using the LLM agent on any available device or cloud server. Plus, I’ve made it so that a single installed proxdmr instance can handle multiple accounts; I haven’t tested exactly how many, but I think it depends on the number of people using it simultaneously.
