Create Digital Navigator

Through a combination of magic and computer programming, the caster can create a digital familiar called a Navigator. Typical familiars are restricted physically and capable of death, while digital versions have more flexibility in range, but far more limited in locations. The Navigator will obey all verbal commands, though it is a fully sentient AI and has its own personality and thoughts. Its appearance is up to the caster, and often takes on more robotic looks. The Navigator has no physical body, as such has not actual statistics. 

The caster can communicate telepathically with the Navigator as long as they have the host device on hand, and the Navigator can access any device that has network capabilities, even if it is a local area network. As long as the host device can be within 10 feet of the initial access point, the Navigator can be within the system. After the Navigator is in a system, the caster can go up to 500 feet away and still be able to retrieve the Navigator from the system, or up to 1000 feet away and still communicate with the navigator. 

The caster is capable of casting touch range spells through the navigator, though this requires the navigator to be in a system that is in direct contact with another creature (computer, camera, phone, etc.). Regardless of the original casting time of the spell, it takes a full round action to complete the spell in this way, but greatly extends the range of the spell. 

The navigator can be dismissed permanently at the casters desire, or it can be temporarily shut off. Recasting this spell allows the caster to customize the appearance of the Navigator as they see fit. In order to act as a host device, the device must have at least the same processing power as a smart phone.