mobile-mcp

Mobile MCP is a TypeScript-based MCP server that exposes a unified set of tools for automating and scraping iOS and Android applications on simulators, emulators, and physical devices such as iPhones, Samsung handsets, and Google Pixel phones. It connects to Claude through the Model Context Protocol, making it compatible with any MCP-capable client including Claude Desktop. The server provides over 20 named tools covering device management (mobile_list_available_devices, mobile_get_screen_size), app lifecycle (mobile_launch_app, mobile_install_app, mobile_uninstall_app), screen interaction (mobile_click_on_screen_at_coordinates, mobile_swipe_on_screen), and input handling (mobile_type_keys, mobile_press_button). A notable design choice is its dual-mode interaction strategy: it uses native accessibility trees for structured, deterministic control whenever possible, falling back to coordinate-based screenshot analysis only when accessibility data is unavailable, which avoids requiring a separate computer vision model. Mobile developers, QA engineers, and agent framework builders who need LLM-driven test automation or multi-step user journey scripting across both major mobile platforms will find it most useful.

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