How to Run Google Antigravity AI on Android with a Native Web GUI (No PC or VNC)
Google Antigravity is a powerful autonomous AI coding assistant. While primarily designed for desktop environments, you can actually run it 100% natively on Android inside Termux , complete with Google's official desktop Web GUI accessible directly in your mobile browser at http://localhost:4400 . In this tutorial, we will set up the standalone environment without needing a PC, cloud relays, VNC…
Google's Antigravity AI coding assistant can be fully executed on Android devices, without the need for a PC or VNC. This is achieved by utilizing Termux, a mobile terminal emulator available on the F-Droid and GitHub repositories. The setup process involves a single-line automated installation script, accessible via curl, which configures several key components for seamless operation.
Upon installation, the Android device opens a web-based Graphical User Interface (GUI) for Google Antigravity AI. Authentication is required by signing in with a Google account, utilizing OAuth for secure session management. The script also includes several optimizations, such as reducing battery drain through background daemon functionality and ensuring stable network connections.
After authentication, the Google Antigravity AI can be converted into a standalone Android app, accessible directly from the device's home screen. The app operates in two modes: foreground, which provides live terminal output, and background daemon mode, allowing the device to remain usable while the AI runs in the background. The source code for this project is freely available under the Apache-2.0 License, making it accessible for developers interested in exploring or contributing to the technology.
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