Panda

Blurr is now called Panda, a voice driven AI assistant for Android made by Steepwind Labs in Bangalore. It works as an autonomous agent for the phone: the user speaks a request and Panda reads the screen and operates apps on their behalf, so tasks can be completed hands free. The Google Play package still carries the original blurr name. Panda is built for anyone who wants to control an Android phone by voice, with a particular focus on people who are blind, have low vision or have motor disabilities. To do its job it uses the Android Accessibility Service to read screen content, the microphone for voice commands, installed app names to open apps, location when a request requires it, and memories the user adds. A companion app, Panda Automate, shares the same account and adds automations, SMS access and installable extensions. Sign in is through Google, Microsoft or an email one time code, and requests are processed with third party services including Google Gemini, Google Cloud Text to Speech, Sarvam AI, Tavily and Composio. Panda is distributed through Google Play. The website does not publish pricing, although its privacy policy confirms that accounts carry a plan and usage credits and that the app processes purchases, so paid plans exist alongside the free download. Check the Play listing for current in app prices. The product started as a side project by its creator, Ayush Chaudhary, and Steepwind Labs has received grants from Meta, IndiaAI, AICTE and 1M1B. It is available only on Android.