UKA-droid - "Ukagaka" mascot

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About this app

Bring "Ukagaka" ghost mascots to your Android device!

"UKA-droid" is a desktop mascot application compatible* with the "Ukagaka" standard, allowing characters to overlay on top of your home screen and other apps.

Simply import your favorite ghost (NAR archive) and enjoy having expressive characters talking to you anywhere on your phone.

* It can load NAR archives directly, but this does not cover all the original features.

🌟 Key Features
- In-App Display Mode: Open the main app screen to interact with the characters.
- Overlay Display Mode: Keep characters by your side at the edge of the screen, even while using other apps or browsing the home screen. You can drag and position them anywhere.
- Easy NAR Import Install your favorite ghosts instantly by selecting a local NAR file (.nar) from your device or by entering a direct URL.
- Real-Time On-Device Translation Automatically translates Japanese ghost scripts into English, Chinese, or Spanish using ML Kit technology.

📝 How to Use
1. Open the app and navigate to the "Import" screen.
2. Select your Ukagaka ghost file (.nar) or enter the URL and tap "Download".
3. Return to the main screen, tap "Overlay", and grant overlay permission.
4. Tap the character to start a conversation, and drag them to place them anywhere!

Note: This application is a compatible engine for the "Ukagaka" standard and does not include any default characters. Please prepare your own ghost files (.nar) from external sources.
Note: All copyrights and other rights of ghosts and shells belong to their respective creators.
Bring your favorite "Ukagaka" ghost mascots right onto your Android screen!
Updated on
Sep 22, 2026

Data safety

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  • This app may share these data types with third parties
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  • This app may collect these data types
    Device or other IDs
  • Data is encrypted in transit

What’s new

- Improvements to stroke detection
- Development of a general-purpose AYA/YAYA dictionary syntax parser
- Implementation of an engine for the recursive resolution of nested function calls
- Generalized handling of choice selection events