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OpenClix

An open-source, local-first foundation for mobile app onboarding, habit and re-engagement messaging, delivered as vendored source templates plus AI-agent skills instead of a hosted SDK.

OpenClix

OpenClix helps a team run onboarding, habit-forming, re-engagement and feature-discovery messaging campaigns for a mobile app, executed locally rather than through a hosted SDK a vendor controls. Its client code is vendored directly into a project as source, so a team can read, audit and modify the actual logic rather than depend on a runtime library.

It installs as a set of skills and source templates that an AI coding agent can apply directly to a project, and ships companion skills for detecting an app's existing analytics provider, such as Firebase, PostHog, Mixpanel or Amplitude, to produce an impact report, for proposing pause, resume or update actions on running campaigns from their metrics, and for re-syncing the vendored source against the latest template. It supports Android and iOS.

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