EigenFrame - Free Edition

EigenFrame starts with a url request, but instead of getting a simple web page, EigenFrame parses specifications (represented in JSON format) to dynamically build an openly programmable application that includes Android user-interface components, and provides access to certain device sensors and hardware.

More than just a web-browser, EigenFrame has an embedded javascript interpreter with access to Android classes, methods and properties, and a secure-shell client capability to interface with a local Termux app (through openssh) to integrate your own application scripts, in *whatever* language/tool you choose (bash, git, ruby, perl, python, prolog, gpg ...). In contrast, web-browsers only have limited scripting access to the host mobile device, from inside a browser window.

EigenFrame also provides asynchronous url, ssh, and sftp requests, so you can use cloud-based services, or local Termux services (like: Apache2/CGI, or Ruby Webrick) to generate dynamic EigenFrame components at runtime.

EigenFrame - a truly extensible architecture for dynamic system integration.

See https://github.com/jsawaya/eigenframe for more info.