Mobile-friendly web interface

[nullst]

For my friends and family I run an open-webui instance where they can talk to whatever openrouter models they want. As for myself, I strongly prefer to run this llmspy tool on a localhost: the web interface is much faster and lightweight, image generation is built-in, creating extensions is straightforward. After the recent introduction of the basic user management system to this project, I've briefly experimented with making an llmspy instance available online for my friends, but I found out that almost nobody used it since they mostly chat with models from their smartphones, and the current interface is essentially unusable from a mobile device. I would be happy with even a highly simplified mobile-friendly interface: for example, a list of models, a list of previous chats, a currently opened chat, nothing else (no "model settings" dialog, no gallery, no analytics, no skill browsers, basic "on/off" toggle for all tools, etc).

I'm not sure if this would be considered in scope for llmspy since this suggestion only makes sense regarding the "chat with an LLM" use case -- I use opencode when I want an agent to edit files and run tools, but I guess the project creator has a quite different use case in mind.

[mythz]

The smallest resolution the full featured UI could support would be a tablet/iPad.

I could look at getting the core main ui functionality with model selection and thread view, but many of the extensions will unlikely ever support a mobile resolution. The smallest resolution I would look at supporting for the core functionality would be 6.7" (2796x1290).

[nullst]

Yeah, I thought so, that's a lot of work. That's perfectly fine, I'll keep using llmspy myself and continue hosting open-webui for others who want to talk to LLMs from the phone. Thank you for the project, anyway, it's a pleasure to use it.