Conduit

Made for self-hosted AI

Take your Open WebUIserver mobile

A mobile client built around Open WebUI

Chat, auth, tools, files, and voice are redesigned around the way self-hosted AI actually gets used from a phone.

Real-time chat that holds up on mobile. screenshot

A mobile client built around Open WebUI

Chat, auth, tools, files, and voice are redesigned around the way self-hosted AI actually gets used from a phone.

Real-time chat that holds up on mobile.

WebSocket-backed token streaming for fast replies and long sessions that don't drop. Switch models, search history, organize folders, or fire off a temporary chat that leaves no trace.

Real-time chat that holds up on mobile. screenshot

Auth that matches how you actually deploy.

From plain login to enterprise SSO and reverse proxies — Conduit speaks the protocols your stack already uses.

Auth that matches how you actually deploy. screenshot

A pocket workspace, not just a chat box.

Notes that title themselves, channels with threads and reactions, and share-sheet plumbing that gets content into a prompt without juggling files.

A pocket workspace, not just a chat box. screenshot

The small things, sweated.

A long tail of details that quietly make Conduit the most usable Open WebUI client on mobile.

Files and images

Multimodal prompts with re-attachable server files.

Rich rendering

Native surfaces for everything desktop chat takes for granted — code, math, diagrams, citations, reasoning and tool calls.

Server-side tools

Tool calls, results and reasoning, surfaced inline.

Voice calls

Hands-free conversations with live call controls.

Languages

Choose an app language or follow your system settings.

Adaptive UI

Material on Android, Cupertino on iOS — automatic.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

Do I need an Open WebUI server to use Conduit?

Yes. Conduit is a client — point it at any Open WebUI deployment you control: at home, on a VPS, or behind a reverse proxy.

Which authentication methods are supported?

Username and password, LDAP, JWT, custom headers, SSO and OAuth providers, plus reverse-proxy login flows.

Does Conduit work behind reverse proxies?

Yes — including oauth2-proxy, Authelia, Authentik, Pangolin and Cloudflare Tunnel. Conduit handles the cookies and session state on-device.

Where are my credentials stored?

In iOS Keychain or Android Keystore via Flutter Secure Storage. Never in plain-text local storage.

Is it really free and open source?

Yes. GPL-3.0, developed in the open on GitHub. No paid tiers, no premium gates.

Which platforms and versions are supported?

Android 7.0+ (API 24) and iOS 16.0+. Built with Flutter on a Dart 3.8+ toolchain.

Still have questions? Open an issue or discussion on GitHub.