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DSHA

DSHA is an Android launcher that runs a full DeepSeek Harness (dsh) installation directly on a phone, with a bundled Ubuntu environment via proot, no root and no Termux required.

DSHA

DSHA packages DeepSeek Harness together with a proot-based Ubuntu environment so it runs as a self-contained Android app, installed and ready to use without rooting the device or setting up Termux manually. It streams the agent's output to the screen in real time and connects over ADB for device control.

An Android 11+ experimental virtual screen lets the launcher control other apps through ADB, Shizuku or root, with in-app or floating preview, touch and keyboard input, AI-driven actions, and accessibility tree access; this virtual screen is not available on the app's Low variant and can be affected by a device's specific ROM or authorization state. The app is distributed as a standard build for Android 11 and newer and a compatible build for Android 6 and newer with a bundled fallback rendering engine, sharing the same package name and data so the two cannot be installed side by side.

It is written in Java and licensed under MIT.

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