WSTxda/SwitchAI

Easily select, start, and manage your preferred AI digital assistants on Android.

SwitchAI – Android AI Assistant Switcher

What it is – SwitchAI is an Android application that lets you pick, launch, and set a default among the many AI‑powered digital‑assistant apps you have installed (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Alexa, etc.). It provides a Material 3‑styled selector UI, home‑screen widgets and Quick‑Settings tiles, so you can change the active assistant with a single tap.

Key features

  • Assistant selector – Choose which assistant handles the system‑wide “digital assistant” intent each time you invoke it.
  • Quick switching – One‑tap widgets or Quick‑Settings tiles let you launch the chosen assistant or open the selector without opening the full app.
  • Voice input support – Works with assistants that accept voice commands, enabling hands‑free use.
  • Broad compatibility – Recognises over 40 popular AI assistant apps (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, Perplexity, etc.) by launching them via their package/class names.
  • Material 3 design – Modern, expressive UI that follows Android’s latest design guidelines.
  • Default‑assistant setting – Option to set the selected app as the device’s system default for the digital‑assistant feature.

How it works

  1. Install SwitchAI from the GitHub release page (or via the provided Telegram link).
  2. Install any of the supported AI assistant apps from the Play Store.
  3. Open SwitchAI; it scans installed packages and lists the supported assistants.
  4. Tap an assistant to set it as the current one, or use the widget/Quick‑Settings tile for rapid access.
  5. If you try to launch an assistant that isn’t installed, SwitchAI shows an error and offers a link to install it.

Supported assistants (excerpt)

  • ChatGPT (OpenAI)
  • Claude (Anthropic)
  • Gemini (Google)
  • Alexa (Amazon)
  • Bixby (Samsung)
  • DeepSeek, Grok (xAI), Perplexity, Pi, etc. (Full list is in the README.)

Installation & updates

  • Download the latest APK from the Releases section on GitHub.
  • The repository includes a GitHub Actions workflow that builds the app for Android API 26+.
  • Updates are posted as new releases; the badge at the top shows the latest version and total download count.

Development & support

  • The project is open‑source; contributions can be made via pull requests.
  • The author accepts donations via PayPal or Buy Me a Coffee.
  • It originated from the Plugin‑VoiceGPT project and expands support for many more assistant apps.

Who might find it useful

  • Android power users who experiment with multiple AI chat bots and want a quick way to switch between them.
  • Developers building custom workflows that rely on a specific assistant and need an easy way to change the default.
  • Anyone who wants a unified entry point for the growing ecosystem of AI assistant apps on their phone.

All information above is taken directly from the repository’s README.

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