Mobile Device MCP server

This is a helper that connects your AI coding assistant to a real mobile device or emulator. Instead of you taking screenshots and pasting them into the chat, the AI can look at the screen and tap around on its own. It is handy if you build mobile apps and want your AI to actually test what you made.

What this MCP server does

You describe what you want in plain English, like open my app and tap the login button. Your AI then uses this helper to talk to your Android device or iOS simulator. The helper takes a screenshot so the AI can see the screen, finds the button you mentioned, and taps it. It can also type text, swipe, press keys, and read the list of things on screen. Then it tells you what happened, often with a fresh screenshot as proof.

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What you can do with it

• Take a screenshot of your phone or emulator
• Tap, double tap, long press, or swipe on the screen
• Type text into a field your AI finds by description
• List connected devices and show which app is open
• Read the list of buttons and text currently on screen
• Record the screen as a video
• Inspect a Flutter app's widget tree and jump to source code
• Generate a test script from the actions your AI took

Try asking your AI

• “Open my app and tap the login button”
• “Type test@email.com into the email field and mypassword into the password field”
• “Find all the bugs on this screen”
• “Navigate to settings and check that dark mode works”

What it gives back to you

You get answers in the chat, usually with a screenshot attached so you can see what the AI saw. It can return lists of devices or apps, the text on screen, and short descriptions of what it found. If it tapped or typed something, it tells you what it did and shows the result. For test generation, it gives you a script file in TypeScript, Python, or JSON.

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Who it's for

Mobile app developers and testers who use an AI coding assistant and want it to actually see and poke the app on a device.