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Mobile MCP gives an assistant hands on a phone: it can tap, type, swipe, and read what is on screen, whether that phone is a simulator running on your laptop or a device plugged in. The same instructions work for iOS and Android, so you can describe a journey once — open the app, sign in, fill the form, check the result — and have it carried out. It runs through Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, VS Code, Copilot, and other MCP clients.

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Use This MCP server To

Walk through a signup flow on a real phone Test the same steps on iPhone and Android Fill in a long mobile form without typing it myself Read what is currently on the phone screen Book something in an app through a few instructions Repeat a tedious in-app task many times

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Mobile Next - MCP server for Mobile Development and Automation | iOS, Android, Simulator, Emulator, and physical devices

This is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that enables scalable mobile automation, development through a platform-agnostic interface, eliminating the need for distinct iOS or Android knowledge. You can run it on emulators, simulators, and physical devices (iOS and Android). This server allows Agents and LLMs to interact with native iOS/Android applications and devices through structured accessibility snapshots or coordinate-based taps based on screenshots.

Mobile-MCP-Demo-from-Mobile-Next.mp4

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mobile-mcp

🚀 Mobile MCP Roadmap: Building the Future of Mobile

Join us on our journey as we continuously enhance Mobile MCP! Check out our detailed roadmap to see upcoming features, improvements, and milestones. Your feedback is invaluable in shaping the future of mobile automation.

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How we help to scale mobile automation:

mobile-mcp FAQ

Which apps does it work with?
Claude Code and Claude Desktop, Codex, Cursor, VS Code, GitHub Copilot, Cline, and other MCP clients.
Do I need a key?
No key is needed, but you do need Node, Xcode command line tools, and Android platform tools installed.
Does it need a real phone?
No — it works on simulators and emulators as well as physical iPhones and Android devices.
Can I use this to test my app's signup flow?
Yes — describe the steps in plain language and watch them run on the device.
How does it know what to tap?
It reads the screen's accessibility information first, and falls back to screenshot coordinates when labels are missing.
How hard is setup?
Paste a short block into your app's MCP settings, once the mobile development tools are installed.