Let your agents use your iPhone just like you do. Open apps, read the screen, tap, swipe and type.
works with the agent you already use
ChatGPT, Gemini and any MCP client too →
WhatsApp my mom
book an Uber to the airport
post this to my Instagram story
find a coffee shop open now
warm up my TikTok account
move my 3pm to tomorrow
unsubscribe me from newsletters
find a place in Lisbon for May
make a playlist for my run
sum up the top comments
reply to my mentions
download this app and sign me upA real run on a real iPhone: Spotlight, a search, a post and its comments. Every step is a tool call, and each one comes back with a screenshot.
No account, no Zeptap cloud. The MCP server only listens on this Mac.
The passcode lives in your Keychain, never in iCloud, and never reaches the agent. One attempt per unlock, and you can switch it off per phone.
The chat signs in to the Claude Code or Codex you already use, so it runs on your Claude or ChatGPT plan. Rather pick the model yourself? Add an OpenRouter key.
Claude Code
Codex
OpenRouteryou already pay for it
Every other way to let software drive a real iPhone starts with a developer setup. Zeptap starts with a cable.
Other tools make you switch it on so unreviewed code can run. That’s fine on a test device, not on the iPhone with your accounts, 2FA codes and bank.
Other tools put a helper app on your iPhone that only runs with a valid signing profile, and free ones expire every 7 days. Zeptap installs nothing on the phone.
No membership, no team, no certificates. Your iPhone and your Mac are enough.
No Xcode, command line tools or iPhone drivers. The screen comes over USB and taps go over Bluetooth.
Zeptap.dmgInstall the app on your Mac.
Download for Mac →We’ll guide you through pairing.
Chat in Zeptap or use your own agent.
Scroll Reels, like, follow and reply inside the real app, on a real iPhone, on whatever schedule you set. Run it every morning without touching the phone.
More on social accounts →Search a topic, open the thread, read the comments, in the real app. Reddit, YouTube, Maps, anywhere the answer sits behind a screen, with nothing to scrape and no API to find.
More on research in apps →Read your feed, open a post and write the comment, then stop before it posts. Nothing goes out until you say so.
More on comments and DMs →| Feature | Zeptap | iOS Simulator | Device farms |
|---|---|---|---|
| A real iPhone | |||
| Any App Store app | |||
| Your accounts, iMessage and iCloud | |||
| Runs on your own Mac | |||
| Nothing to install on the phone | |||
| Plugs into your agent over MCP |
Month to month. Cancel anytime.
Pay once, keep it for good.
For teams running several accounts.
Download and try it free before you pay. Use your own iPhone and Mac, no extra hardware.
The docs go deeper, and they're written for agents to read too.
Your Mac sees the iPhone's screen over the USB cable and taps, swipes and types on it as a Bluetooth keyboard and pointer, through AssistiveTouch. Agents drive it through a local MCP server on your Mac.
No. Simulators run a virtual copy of iOS that can't install App Store apps or use your accounts. Zeptap drives your real, physical iPhone.
Anything on your iPhone: App Store apps, Messages, Settings, Safari, Photos. If you can tap it, your agent can.
No. The only step on the phone is pairing it with your Mac over Bluetooth. Zeptap turns on AssistiveTouch for you over USB.
No. There's no Xcode, no developer mode, no signing and nothing to re-install every week. Download the app, plug in the iPhone and pair Bluetooth.
Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Codex, Cursor, Hermes and OpenClaw can be connected in one click. Anything else that speaks MCP can connect to http://127.0.0.1:47801/mcp. There's also a built-in chat that runs Claude Code or Codex on your own subscription.
Zeptap has no account and no cloud. The screen is captured and read on your Mac, and the MCP server only accepts connections from this Mac. Screenshots go to the agent you connect, and from there to its model provider.
Only if you turn it on. Your passcode is stored in the macOS Keychain (not iCloud), is never shown to agents, and each unlock makes a single attempt so a wrong passcode can't lock you out.
$25 a month or $99 once for one iPhone, or $199 once for up to 5 iPhones at the same time. You can download it and try it free before you pay.
A Mac on macOS 14 or later with Bluetooth, an iPhone, and a USB cable. Quit other apps that act as a Bluetooth keyboard for the iPhone first, since only one can hold the connection.
Claude Code
Claude Desktop
Codex
Cursor
Hermes
OpenClaw