OpenCode Android App Is Now Open to Everyone

According to OpenCode team member Daniel Smolsky and a near-immediate repost by the official @opencode account, the OpenCode Android app is now out for everyone to use. Daniel’s post went up at 2026-11-10 00:53:44 Asia/Shanghai; the official repost followed at 00:54:32 Asia/Shanghai. On Nov 8, the same author still wrote that people who wanted to try the app should DM an email for an invite. The news point is that public open—not a claim that Google Play first listed the app today, and not a new OpenCode major-version launch.

Google Play listing

Google Play currently carries the app as OpenCode, published by Anomaly Innovations, Inc., package name ai.opencode.mobilecode. The store page shows a recent update stamp (visible UI: Updated on Nov 9, 2026; other fields also mention Nov 8). That Updated on date is not the public-open timestamp from the X posts, and it is not evidence that the app first appeared on the store on 2026-11-10. Reading the store stamp as “shipped tonight for the first time” would mix two different clocks: the Play update field and the public-open posts.

Companion for OpenCode V2—not a standalone AI service

The Play description frames OpenCode for Android as a companion for OpenCode already running on a computer or server. It is not a standalone AI service. A compatible OpenCode V2 installation must be reachable from the phone. Model access, providers, availability, and charges are configured through OpenCode on that computer or server—the phone side supervises and continues work rather than hosting the model stack by itself. The app does not create a separate account; connection uses a pairing code or entered connection details.

In plain terms: the computer or server does the agent work; the Android companion is for staying with an ongoing coding conversation away from the desk, within the limits the store listing describes.

Store-listed capabilities

Per the store copy, the app can continue coding conversations, browse sessions and read responses as they arrive, review tool activity and respond when permission or an answer is needed, attach images, dictate messages, and use a native Material interface with light and dark themes. Those items come from the Play description.

Out of scope

The Android companion is now publicly available. That is not an OpenCode major-version release, and not a claim that models run on the phone without a computer or server. For recent desktop and server OpenCode version notes—the live page under slug opencode-v2-2-1 currently carries 2.2.6—see OpenCode 2.2.6 Adds Optional MCP Pooling and Scripted Worktree Runs. That neighbor tracks server-side version changes; the Android open news is the companion public open. An older 1.x neighbor is OpenCode 1.19.5 Stops Failed TUI Worker Requests from Hanging.