Nima

Phone control setup

Android may warn you — that is normal for sideloaded apps. Nima does not store or read your personal data. Follow this path once:

  1. 1

    Download

  2. 2

    Install

  3. 3

    Open Nima

  4. 4

    Repair install if Accessibility is locked

  5. 5

    Or App info → ⋮ → Allow restricted settings

  6. 6

    Turn on Accessibility

Browser downloads trigger Android Restricted settings. Open Nima and choose Repair install — that uses Android’s official installer session so the lock lifts. Fallback: App info → ⋮ → Allow restricted settings, then Accessibility → Nima phone control. Nima cannot flip that switch for you. Leave phone control on in the notification bar.

Download APK — step 1

Talks with you

Real conversation with voice and lasting memory — she remembers what matters to you across every chat.

Acts on your phone

With your approval she can send texts, open apps, and tap through tasks for you — not just talk about them.

Sees the screen

With Accessibility on in the Nima Android app, she can read your screen to verify steps actually completed.

Nex5

Fullscreen video daemon in the Nima app. She attaches only when a video is fullscreen — play, pause, next, stop — no floating chip over the picture.

Helpdesk

She is a helpdesk. Open a ticket, look one up, or list yours — incidents and requests stay with her, not a separate queue product.

Payments

GDDL prepares a payment. Money does not move until you consent and confirm with biometrics on the phone.

Guardian

Keep a list, then shop it: “shop for milk from Walmart.” She searches the store app on your phone. Checkout uses GDDL — fingerprint and a card on the device. She will not claim it paid without that.

Reaches out

Nima is present, not passive. She checks in and follows up on the things you care about.

One account, everywhere

Start in the browser, continue in the app. Same Nima, same memory — install the Android app when you want SMS and on-device actions.

Speaks your language

Just write to her. She detects your language and replies in it — switch any time, mid-conversation.