1. Connect and configure
Connect the target phone to the kit's data port. Add power to the auxiliary port if needed. Connect the kit to your network and change its default password. On some Android phones, approve external display or USB prompts. On an iPhone, enable AssistiveTouch and use the control page's “Repair iPhone drag” action after each connection.
2. Operate in a browser
Open the hardware's web interface from a device on your trusted network. You can view the phone screen and send pointer and keyboard input. Input behavior differs among operating systems and apps. For access outside your local network, configure a secure connection such as Tailscale; do not expose the control service directly to the public internet.
3. Enable MCP for an AI client
In the hardware settings, enable MCP and copy its endpoint and API key to a compatible AI client. The AI client may then receive screen content and send input. Give access only to a trusted client, protect the API key, and supervise sensitive actions. Some logins, prompts, and system protections may still require your action.
What the kit does not provide
- An AI account, subscription, or model usage credits.
- Guaranteed compatibility with every AI client or every phone app.
- Autonomous operation without setup, supervision, or permissions.
See the device checklist and kit details before ordering.