STEPX Neo

StepFun's agent-first smartphone running Step AOS 1 and the Amoo agent, on sale in China from Oct 16 at RMB 3,999.

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Overview

STEPX Neo is a smartphone from AI lab StepFun built around an OS-level agent rather than an app grid. It runs Step AOS 1, a mix of Android, Linux and real-time OS components, with a built-in agent called Amoo that keeps separate memories for user preferences and task-execution experience. Phone functions such as messaging, apps, files and settings are exposed to the agent through MCP; simple commands run on small on-device models, some offline, while complex cross-app requests go to cloud models. Pre-orders opened October 13 and first sales began October 16 via JD.com, Tmall and Douyin at RMB 3,999 (about $560), including a 12-month STEPX Token plan of 100 billion tokens per month. A secondary MiniLED screen on the back shows the agent's execution status.

This is a sourced directory entry. Features and capabilities are reported in the linked sources; this entry does not document independent Aymorphic testing.

Key features

  • Step AOS 1 agent-native OS (Android, Linux and real-time OS components)
  • Amoo agent with preference memory and task-execution memory
  • Phone functions exposed to the agent via MCP
  • On-device small models for simple commands, cloud models for cross-app tasks
  • Rear MiniLED screen showing agent execution status
  • Nearly 100 partner integrations reported, including Alipay, Tencent, Ctrip, DiDi and Meituan

Use cases

  • Delegating multi-app tasks (travel, ride-hailing, payments) to an on-phone agent
  • Offline simple voice and text commands on-device
  • Evaluating agent-first mobile OS design

Pricing

RMB 3,999 (about $560) in China including a 12-month STEPX Token plan of 100B tokens per month; post-first-year AI cost undisclosed; no global release reported.

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Dates and sources

Released
16 Oct 2026
Record updated
26 Oct 2026
Record last checked
26 Oct 2026

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