FoneClaw turns Android capabilities into natural-language commands: device health, messages, settings, screenshots, navigation, and more.

Every capability is organized by what you want to do on your phone. Some features need setup; some work out of the box.
Each command maps to a visible phone result: health report, summary, setting change, screenshot understanding, location, or navigation.
Memory, storage, battery, network, and permission-risk report.
Important items, pending replies, and risks grouped by contact.
Supported Android setting changes with a clear result.
Capture the current screen and summarize visible content.
Prioritize recent notifications from the phone.
Read recent emails from configured IMAP/SMTP accounts.
Return location, coordinates, accuracy, source, and time.
Open an installed map app and start navigation.
Download FoneClaw and test every supported Android action with voice.
Turn device health into an explainable report instead of digging through settings screens.
FoneClaw summarizes SMS, notifications, and system information so important items are not buried across apps.
Use natural language for supported Android settings instead of manually navigating deep menus.
FoneClaw handles configured email, calendar, alarms, local notes, location, nearby search, map navigation, and web tasks.
Manage wireless connections without digging through Android settings. Scan, connect, pair, and forget from a single command.
When you take a screenshot or photo in supported Android workflows, FoneClaw can detect available context and offer a summary in a floating window. No context switch needed.
Download FoneClaw and test every supported Android action with voice.
FoneClaw uses Android permissions for real phone actions. Trust is part of the product experience.
Dialing, sending SMS, sending email, deleting records, and other sensitive actions should require confirmation before execution.
Email needs IMAP/SMTP configuration. Navigation needs an installed map app. Screenshot/photo auto-summary needs detection and overlay permissions. Some Android settings need extra authorization.
Common questions about FoneClaw features.
FoneClaw supports 120+ current Android phone actions across 16 categories: device checks, notification and SMS summaries, calls, system settings, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, screenshots and photos, screen reading, email, calendar, alarms, local notes, maps, and web tasks.
Yes. Accessibility is required for screen reading, node-based clicks, notification panel operations, and some phone-level interactions that cannot be handled by standard app permissions alone.
FoneClaw can draft, prepare, and execute supported communication actions, but sensitive operations such as sending messages or email should require user confirmation before final execution.
No. Email needs IMAP/SMTP setup, maps need an installed map app, image auto-summary needs the relevant detection and overlay permissions, and some Android settings require additional system permissions. Core features like phone status, SMS summary, and system settings work out of the box.
FoneClaw covers 16 feature categories with 120+ supported actions: device checks, notification and SMS summaries, calls, system settings, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, screenshots and photos, screen reading, email, calendar, alarms, local notes, maps, web tasks, workflows, and quick commands.
Download FoneClaw and test 120+ supported phone actions, transparent permissions, and practical everyday tasks on Android.