Support, privacy, and AI reports.

One contact for questions about KAKABAKA. Include only what is needed to understand the problem.

Email opens your mail app. No support message or attachment is sent by this website.

For a useful bug report

Include the app version, operating system, phone model if relevant, the steps you took, and the result you expected. Remove account names, personal messages, credentials, and other private details from screenshots.

For an AI content report

Describe the issue and add the relevant output only if you are comfortable sharing it. The app report form opens an email draft for you to review and send; it does not automatically attach conversations or logs.

For a privacy request

Describe the data or correspondence your request concerns. We cannot delete data already sent to a model or channel provider; contact that service for its retention and deletion options.

Before you start.

Does it run on my computer?

Yes. KAKABAKA is a Windows or Mac app that operates Android through an authorized connection. Scheduled work and remote access need the computer and app to keep running.

Can I switch on price monitoring?

You need to configure and test the lookup and follow-up workflow in the chosen apps. The preview has no built-in product watchlist, price charts, or price-drop alerts. The price comparison on this page is an example request.

Can it operate an iPhone?

Phone automation currently supports Android. The Mac app also connects to Android; it does not provide iPhone automation.

What does it cost?

The desktop client is free. Your model and other connected services may charge separately, with their own fees and usage limits.

How do I use it away from my desk?

After configuring a remote service, request a temporary phone link in an authorized WeChat conversation. The browser starts in view-only mode. Taking control pauses AI. Connectivity depends on both networks.

Where does task data go?

History, settings, and the workspace are stored locally. Your chosen model may receive messages, relevant history, attachments, and required phone screens or interface text. Channels and remote access also use the services you configure.