Talaria connects straight to the Hermes server you already run. You get streaming chat with tools and reasoning, approvals you answer on the card, live subagents, voice both ways, and the full admin surface. It's a proper app, not a browser tab.
Everything the Hermes dashboard does, sized for a phone. These screenshots come from a live server.
A native Kotlin app built on the Hermes gateway protocol, so the things you do every day feel at home on a phone.
Replies stream in as they're written. Tool calls and reasoning fold neatly away, approvals are answered on the card, and links open with one tap.
Watch spawned agents think, call tools and finish in real time, and pause new spawns.
A live checklist above the composer, and goal, loop and heartbeat controls you can pause.
Branch a chat, undo the last turn, redirect a running reply, or diff and restore a checkpoint.
One connection per saved server. Switching servers leaves the other chats running, and each notification opens the right one.
Dictate your turns, and hear replies in your phone's voice or your server's TTS.
Cron jobs and scheduled prompts. Run them in the background and get a notification when they finish.
Tokens are encrypted on the device. Nothing leaves for anywhere except your own server.
Download the signed release from GitHub and allow installs from your browser when Android asks.
Enter your Hermes dashboard URL and sign in with the same credentials. You can add as many servers as you like.
Pick a session or start a new one. Tools, approvals and subagents all just work.
Every release is on GitHub with a signed APK and a full changelog.
Bots: every profile is a named agent with its own face and forever-chat.
Tap a preset and this page switches to it, just like the app. Then layer on glass, motion and the ambient background.
Your pick is remembered on this device.
A running Hermes Agent server with its dashboard reachable from your phone, and an Android phone on 8.0 or newer.
No. Talaria is an independent, community-built client and isn't affiliated with Nous Research.
None. There's no analytics and no crash reporting. The app only talks to the servers you add, and tokens are stored encrypted on your device.
For now, releases ship as signed APKs on GitHub, so updates land the moment they're built. Android asks once for permission to install from your browser.
Yes. Each saved server keeps its own live connection, so a chat on one keeps running while you work on another.
Open an issue on GitHub. Most issues get fixed in the next release.
The source, the changelog and the signed APK are all on GitHub. Grab the latest release, or browse every version back to the first.
