ee1os

Devices

ee1os supports the same Pixels as GrapheneOS. A model gets builds once they have been made; until then, there is nothing to install for it. A build marked untested hasn't been tried on that phone yet: if you try it, please report what works and what doesn't.

ModelCodenameee1os
Pixel 11 series—Not supported
Pixel 10astallionBuild available untested
Pixel 10 Pro FoldrangoNot yet
Pixel 10 Pro XLmustangNot yet
Pixel 10 ProblazerNot yet
Pixel 10frankelNot yet
Pixel 9ateguNot yet
Pixel 9 Pro FoldcometNot yet
Pixel 9 Pro XLkomodoNot yet
Pixel 9 ProcaimanNot yet
Pixel 9tokayNot yet
Pixel 8aakitaNot yet
Pixel 8 ProhuskyBuild available
Pixel 8shibaNot yet
Pixel FoldfelixNot yet
Pixel TablettangorproNot yet
Pixel 7alynxNot yet
Pixel 7 ProcheetahNot yet
Pixel 7pantherNot yet
Pixel 6abluejayNot yet
Pixel 6 ProravenNot yet
Pixel 6orioleNot yet

Don't buy a Pixel 11 for this. The Pixel 11 series dropped hardware memory tagging (MTE), one of the main protections GrapheneOS builds on, and GrapheneOS couldn't complete a port to it. There will be no ee1os build for it. Pixel 8, 9 and 10 are the better choice.

Each build is made for one codename. Never flash a build made for another model. To see your phone's codename, run fastboot getvar product with the phone in the bootloader.

Buy a phone that can be unlocked: some carrier-sold Pixels block OEM unlocking, so nothing can be installed on them. The list follows GrapheneOS's supported devices.