What ekatva is

ekatva (एकत्व, Sanskrit for “oneness”) makes your Android phone and your Linux laptop act as one device. It’s a modern take on KDE Connect, built around how a developer uses a laptop today:

• Your AI agents (Claude Code, Codex, Aider, Gemini in tmux) wait for you on the phone with their real questions and options.
• Your phone places calls and sends texts from the laptop.
• Your laptop is reachable from anywhere, not only from the same Wi-Fi.
• Everything either device does is logged on both, and undoable where it can be.

The parts

Part	What it is
ekatva daemon	An always-on systemd user service on the laptop. It holds the link, serves the laptop’s API to the phone, and keeps the action log.
ekatva command	The CLI: pair, devices, grants, the log, undo, caffeine, status.
Desktop window	An Electron app, a client of the daemon (closing it changes nothing).
Phone app	React Native (Expo), protected by fingerprint and its own password.

All of it is TypeScript in one repository, sharing one typed contract, so the phone and the laptop can’t drift apart.

Status

Early development

Built and tested today: the encrypted link and pairing, the protocol (capabilities, tRPC both ways, the action log with undo), and the daemon (files with undo, caffeine and high caffeine, agents, the CLI). Being built: the phone app, the desktop window, the tunnel. See the changelog.