Building OrinIDE — A Browser-Based IDE for Android with AI Support For a long time, coding on Android has felt awkward. Most mobile coding apps are either: too limited, too slow, dependent on cloud environments, or simply not designed for real development workflows. So I started building OrinIDE — a lightweight browser-based IDE designed to run on Android using Termux + Node.js . The main goal is simple: make mobile development feel practical, lightweight, and actually enjoyable. And now I’m experimenting with integrating OpenRouter AI models directly into the workflow to make AI-assisted coding available inside the IDE itself. The idea behind this project is: vibe coding on mobile should actually feel easy. Current Features File Explorer Browser-Based Code Editor Terminal Support Local Node.js Backend Mobile-Friendly Interface Lightweight Architecture AI Integration Experiments OpenRouter Model Support Why Build This?…