Leiolai review: Phone app that runs AI on-device and tracks water saved and earnings
Phone app that runs AI on-device and tracks water saved and earnings
Prices not verified.
Not yet verified · How we verifySuggest an update
Partner link: we may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. It never changes our order or verdicts. Affiliate disclosure
What Leiolai does
Leiolai is a mobile app from Entlegnant. It puts an AI assistant on the phone you already own rather than depending on data centers. According to the vendor, the service needs neither data centers nor water, and the people who power it are paid for the water they save. The app shows two counters: water saved and total earned.
The homepage ties the level of intelligence to the phone's chip system. When the chip system is upgraded, the user can enable higher levels. The levels are named Copper, Silver, Gold, Diamond, Jade, Amethyst, Ruby and Silicon, and the page closes with a note pointing toward Silicon.
The site says the app is available now on iOS and Android, with buttons to open the app or get it. The product appears aimed at people who want an AI assistant on their phone and who are interested in the climate angle the vendor describes.
The one dollar figure shown there belongs to the earnings counter, not to a price. The pages also do not explain how payouts are worked out, how much a user could earn, or what the assistant can do beyond the named intelligence levels. Anyone interested should check the app and its terms before relying on the earnings claim.
- Assistant that runs on the user's phone
- Pays users for water saved, per the vendor
- Counters for water saved and total earned
- Intelligence levels tied to the phone's chip system
- Named levels from Copper to Silicon
- iOS and Android apps
Pros and cons
Pros
- Runs on consumer hardware, so no data center is needed, according to the vendor
- Available on both iOS and Android
- Shows counters for water saved and total earned
- Higher intelligence levels unlock as the phone's chip system upgrades
Cons
- No explanation of how earnings are calculated or paid
- No stated web, desktop or API access
- Capabilities beyond the named intelligence levels are not described
Our take
Leiolai fits people with a recent phone who are curious about an AI assistant that runs on the device and comes with a pay-the-user, water-saving story. It is a poor fit for anyone who needs published pricing, a web or desktop client, an API, or a clear list of tasks the assistant can handle, because the official pages state none of these. The main trade-off is that the vendor's claims about earnings and water savings come with no explanation of how they are measured or paid out. It is better treated as an app to look at than as a tool to plan work around.
Comparisons and lists with Leiolai
Coming soon
Coming soon — we are writing comparisons that include Leiolai.
Leiolai pricing
Prices not verified — the official pricing could not be confirmed; check the vendor's site: official pricing page.
Frequently asked questions
Which devices does Leiolai run on?
The official site lists iOS and Android phones. No other platforms are mentioned.
Does Leiolai need data centers?
The vendor says it does not need data centers or water and runs on consumer hardware.
How do I get higher intelligence levels?
According to the homepage, higher levels are enabled as your phone's chip system upgrades.
Recently verified in AI Chatbots & Assistants
DeepSeek
Gleap
Microsoft Copilot
ContinueAdd an AGIPicks badge to your site
The badge shows Leiolai’s verification status on AGIPicks and links to this page. Light/dark and compact versions: badges.
Suggest an update
Wrong price, outdated fact or a tool that shut down? Are you the vendor and disagree with this page? Tell us, ideally with a link to the official page. We check every suggestion against the official pages within 7 days; a suggestion never changes the page by itself.