Product
Android 1.19.7, tested from download to Claude Code on a fresh phone
We installed ZeroLog on a phone that had never seen it and went through every step: download, pairing, Termux, signing in to Claude Code and Antigravity, and a phone tool run by Claude Code.
What the test found
Signing in on the pairing page opened a new tab and left the request behind, so it expired. Now you come back to it, and a request lasts ten minutes. Android greys out the accessibility switch for apps installed from outside a store; the setup now explains the one extra step. Termux from the Play Store cannot take commands from other apps, and the app now says so instead of doing nothing.
Antigravity ends its Google sign-in with a code to paste. The app now offers a field for it, right under Antigravity. Screens no longer sit under the status bar, the setup no longer starts over after you visit the browser, and long model names no longer break the status line.
What works
On the fresh phone the whole Termux setup ran on its own in about 17 minutes. Claude Code then used the phone's shell through the approval dialog and named the phone correctly. The zerolog.ch tab signs in with the app's pairing. Download.