Give your AI a phone.
Ship better mobile apps.

Plug Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor into a real phone or simulator. Or use MobAI's own built-in agent. Either way, your AI taps, scrolls, and types through any iOS or Android app. Build features faster, catch bugs sooner, ship with more confidence.

macOS · Windows · Linux. Free tier. No credit card. Downloaded 2,000+ times.

Plug into the AI tool you already use

Claude Code Codex Cursor OpenCode Aider Cline and many more
MobAI desktop app mirroring a phone with an AI agent driving the UI

What you actually get

Three ways to ship a better app

No new framework to learn. No flaky scripts. Your AI handles the boring parts so you can keep building.

Build faster

AI that uses your app

Stop describing the UI to Claude or Cursor in screenshots. They watch your app run, tap through it, and verify their own changes while you keep coding.

Catch bugs sooner

Tests that heal themselves

Tell AI what to test in plain English. It writes the script. When you change the UI, it patches the test and re-runs. No more flakes, no more "tests are too much work."

Ship and grow

Polished demos in minutes

Ask your agent to record a demo. Get a phone-framed video with tap ripples and captions, ready for App Store, X, or TikTok. No video editor needed.

See it in action

One prompt. A coffee break. A full bug report.

Hand your AI a prompt like "open this app and walk every flow." It explores the whole thing on its own, finds the bugs you'd miss, and gives you a written summary. No setup. No scripts. No XCUITest.

What makes this different

  • One prompt to start. The agent figures out the rest, no setup, no scripts.
  • No hardcoded coordinates. No XCUITest. No Appium config.
  • Reads device logs as it explores. Catches the bugs traditional QA misses.
  • Save the run as a .mob script. Replay forever as a regression test.
  • Works on iOS and Android. Real devices or simulators.
  • A structured bug report. Not a folder of screenshots.

Build with AI

Your AI tool can finally use your app

Until now, Claude Code or Cursor could read your code but couldn't actually run your app. MobAI fixes that. Hook up your favorite AI tool, or use MobAI's built-in agent. Power users get a Python harness, CLI, and HTTP API.

Pick the AI you already use

Same thing under the hood. Pick whichever way fits how you already work.

For most people

The built-in agent

Open MobAI, describe what you want, and the agent does it. No external tool, no config.

"Add a new item to my cart and screenshot the total"

For AI-coding-tool users

Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode…

One command and your AI tool can drive the phone. Works with anything that supports MCP.

$ npx mobai-mcp

For Python folks

mobile-harness

Write your automation in Python. The harness improves itself every run as your agent fills in what was missing.

tap("Sign in")
type_text("email", "[email protected]")

For scripts & CI

CLI and HTTP API

Any language, any shell, any CI step. Drop into bash, Node, or GitHub Actions with no new dependency.

$ mobai tap "Sign in"
# or: POST localhost:8686/...

Test with AI

A test suite that writes and fixes itself

Most teams skip mobile tests because writing them is painful and they break every UI change. MobAI flips both: AI writes the test from a plain English description, and when your UI shifts, AI patches the test and re-runs.

.mob, readable test scripts

Tap. Type. Wait for a screen. Check something is there. The same file runs on iOS and Android.

login.mob
tap "Sign in"
type "Email" "[email protected]"
type "Password" "hunter2"
tap "Continue"
wait_for "Welcome, Alice"

✓ pass
  • One file, iOS and Android
  • Compose: run "./auth/login.mob"
  • Capture values and screenshots
  • Reads like Maestro. Easy switch.

Get started

Three steps. Two minutes.

  1. 01

    Download MobAI

    macOS, Windows, or Linux. Native app, no install pain.

  2. 02

    Plug in a phone (or open a simulator)

    Auto-detected. No driver hunt.

  3. 03

    Pick how you want to use it

    Built-in agent (easiest), your AI coding tool, Python, or any HTTP client.

    $ npx mobai-mcp # for Claude Code, Cursor, etc.

Yours, not ours

Everything runs on your machine

  • Your app, screenshots, and UI data never leave your laptop.
  • No telemetry. At all.
  • Network calls only for license check and updates.

Pricing

Pick the plan that fits how you build.

Open source tools stay free regardless of plan.

Free

$0

Plus

$4.99/mo

Pro

$9.99/mo · $99/yr

Need something enterprise-shaped? Talk to us

FAQ

Things people ask

MobAI is a desktop application that gives AI coding agents like Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor the ability to see and control mobile devices. It provides an MCP server and HTTP API so AI agents can take screenshots, read UI elements, tap, swipe, type, and run tests on Android and iOS.

MobAI works with anything that supports MCP, including Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode, Aider, and Cline. There's also a built-in agent that runs inside the desktop app itself, so no external tool is required.

Yes. iOS devices, Android devices, iOS simulators, and Android emulators are all supported with the same workflow.

There is a free tier with 1 device and a 100-point daily quota. Plus is $4.99/mo for unlimited daily usage. Pro is $9.99/mo for unlimited devices, parallel suite runs, multi-device runs, and 7-day offline mode.

No. MobAI runs entirely on your machine. Screenshots, UI data, and your app's contents never leave your laptop. Network calls are limited to license validation and updates. No telemetry on automation runs.

MobAI is a native desktop app for macOS, Windows, and Linux.

Testing Mode lets you describe a test in plain English and have AI generate a .mob script (a readable DSL with commands like tap, type, wait_for, assert). When a test fails after a UI change, AI reads the new screen, patches the script, and re-runs to verify. Tests run identically on iOS and Android.

Yes on the Pro plan. Run a single .mob script across every connected device at once, or run an entire suite across every phone in parallel. The suite finishes in the time of the slowest test, not the sum.

Yes, with our open source mobile-recorder-skill installed in your agent. Once set up, ask "Record a 30-second demo of MyApp on iPhone 16 Pro." You get a polished video with phone bezel, tap ripples, captions, and the right export format for App Store or social. No video editor needed.

Yes. MobAI exposes LLDB-style debugging from the CLI, MCP, and the embedded agent. The agent can attach to a running iOS process, set breakpoints, step in/out/over, evaluate Swift and ObjC expressions, and inspect stack, locals, and threads.

Animation testing records frame-by-frame to catch dropped frames, layout shifts, and texture glitches that screenshot diffs miss. Performance testing captures FPS, frame time, memory, CPU, and startup time on real hardware so you can fail a build if the app gets slower.

Unlike traditional frameworks that require writing test scripts in code, MobAI lets AI write and heal tests for you in a single readable format that works on iOS and Android. Everything runs locally, integrates with AI coding tools through MCP, and ships with a built-in agent.

Yes. MobAI provides web automation for Safari, Chrome, and WebViews on both iOS and Android. You can use CSS selectors, execute JavaScript, manipulate the DOM, navigate, and interact with web content.

mobile-harness is our open source Python harness for AI agents that drive iOS and Android via MobAI. It's a thin, editable workspace where the agent writes the bits that were missing during execution, so the harness improves itself every run.

DSL execution lets you run precise, multi-step automation in a single API call. It supports 20+ action types including taps, swipes, typing, assertions, conditional logic, and retry strategies. Smart element matching uses text, labels, types, and spatial relationships to find elements reliably.

ios-builder is our open source CLI that lets you build iOS apps from Windows, Linux, or any platform without a Mac. It uses GitHub Actions to run Xcode builds remotely and MobAI to deploy and test on real iOS devices.