Meet the Gurus.

A Guru is Root My Android's name for an AI assistant that advises and explains — but never acts on a device by itself.

AI explains the evidence. Deterministic tools validate the plan. You approve every consequential action.

A Guru advises. It never acts.

Every recommendation is a plan

Not a vague suggestion: a plan with the exact commands and the expected evidence, shown to you before anything runs.

Read-only checks run first

Inspection never modifies the device. Anything consequential waits for an explicit tap from you — every single time.

A mismatch stops the show

If the device doesn't match what the Guru expected, it stops and shows what was seen versus what was expected — never a hallucinated next step.

Gurus explain and guide. They never run device commands on their own, and they never see your data without your explicit consent.

The Guru roster

Three Gurus, each tied to the product it advises on. The default Guru is Sage; when the Gurus cannot answer, the escalation Guru The Elder takes over.

Rooting Guide GuruPLANNED

Explains your scan evidence, answers "is my phone rootable?", and prepares the safe path.

Gurus explain and guide. They never run device commands on their own, and they never see your data without your explicit consent.

Lives in The agent platform.

Rootz Diagnostic GuruPLANNED

Explains what Rootz found on an already-rooted device, in plain language.

Gurus explain and guide. They never run device commands on their own, and they never see your data without your explicit consent.

Lives in Rootz.

Guardian Digest GuruPLANNED

Turns Guardian Angel's on-device filtering into daily/weekly parent-readable digests.

Gurus explain and guide. They never run device commands on their own, and they never see your data without your explicit consent.

Lives in Guardian Angel.

Hardware-backed security, stated precisely

You will never see a generic "TEE secured" badge from us. Every surface states exactly which protection is in place:

The implementation behind a protection, and the exact wording you will see for it.
ImplementationWhat we call it
Browser sessionStandard remote AI session
Android app sandboxOn-device agent runtime
Hardware-backed Keystore keyDevice-bound cryptographic identity
Verified key attestationHardware-backed device/key attestation verified
StrongBox where availableStrongBox-backed key
Actual trusted application in a TEENamed only after a real implementation and security review

Hardware-backed identity helps protect keys and verify selected device properties. Cloud inference still occurs with the named provider and is not executed inside the Android TEE.

Rooted and unlocked devices may fail verified-boot or attestation requirements. Rootz provides a supported lower-assurance mode rather than blocking the rooting workflow — and it is never silently relabeled as attested.

How Gurus are paid for

Guru usage is pay-per-use from your Guru Balance — a prepaid AI balance on your account number. No subscription is required:

Model pricing is being finalized, so there are deliberately no numbers on this page yet. Capability status lives on the agent platform page.

Frequently asked questions

Will a Guru root my phone for me?

No. A Guru guides: it explains the evidence, prepares the plan, and walks you through it. Every consequential step waits for your explicit approval — you stay in charge of your device.

What does a Guru see on my device?

Only the evidence payload you approved. The exact items are itemized before anything is sent, and nothing leaves your device without that approval.

Do I need a subscription?

No. Gurus are pay-per-use from your Guru Balance — you see the price before each request runs. Subscriptions (Guardian Angel, Rootz Pro) are separate product plans and are never required to talk to a Guru.

Are the Gurus available today?

Not yet. Every Guru on this page is labeled PLANNED — they are being built and tested, and this page will be relabeled as they ship. What is live today is the agent platform they will build on.