Aster is a fast, private LLM chat app for Android and the web — and Aster Judge makes three models answer, critique each other, and settle on a consensus before you act on it.
Every OpenAI-compatible endpoint — OpenAI, OpenRouter, Groq, or a local LM Studio / Ollama — with streaming answers, markdown and syntax-colored code, vision attachments, response variants, full-text history and a hands-free voice mode. Encrypted local backups keep it all safe. Roughly 3.5 MB.
Everything Aster does, with the full Judge Mode experience: a three-model panel answers your question independently, each seat peer-reviews the whole panel, and a designated judge delivers one Consensus Answer — including where the models disagreed and why the ruling went that way. Judge sessions save as first-class chats.
One answer from one model is a coin flip with confidence attached. Judge Mode makes the models check each other — on your questions, on your API keys.
Analysts A, B and C — any three models you pick — answer the same question without seeing each other's work.
Every seat reads the whole panel and writes a tight review: agreements, disagreements, weak points, strongest material.
The judge seat consolidates everything into one Consensus Answer, with an honest note on what the panel disagreed about.
OpenAI-compatible connections with live model lists, a setup wizard, custom headers and raw JSON params. Local models work too — key optional.
A full-screen session with a living orb: continuous listen, think and speak, and you can interrupt mid-sentence like a real conversation.
Three-model consensus with stage pills, collapsible deliberation and follow-up turns that carry the panel's prior rulings as context.
A self-made vault format — PBKDF2 + AES-CBC + encrypt-then-MAC — behind a password you choose once. Restores portable to any new phone.
Streaming with stop, markdown and highlighted code, vision attachments, regenerate and edit, model switching mid-chat, drafts, offline queue.
Open formats, signed APKs a few megabytes small, light/dark themes, home-screen widgets, and an account you never need to make.


