Mobile sandboxes for your AI agents controlled over REST API and MCP
Agent harness infrastructure that gives AI agents memory for each user, connected accounts, action limits and an audit record.
Stage
Not given
Not given
Founded
Not given
Not given
Based in
US
CA
Pricing model
Paid
Freemium
Pricing
Cloud Android 14: $0.01 per phone-minute; iPhone and iPad: $0.05 per phone-minute; Real Android devices: $0.03 per phone-minute; Dedicated devices: from $79 per month. Billed per second with one-minute minimum. Boot time and parked phones free. New accounts start with $2 credit.
Free: first 500 monthly-active end users per month, free forever. Paid: $0.30 per monthly-active end user above 500, billed monthly.
Key features
Cloud Android 14 phones (arm64)
iPhone and iPad sandboxes
Real Android devices
REST API and MCP server
Screen as numbered text elements
Batch actions (tap, type, swipe up to 20 per call)
Park and resume phones with state preserved
Live view with step-by-step recording
App installation and management
Screenshot and text observation modes
Timestamped memory ingestion with backdating capability
Per-user data isolation and privacy scoping
Ranked memory recall with dated evidence
Connected accounts integration per user
Long-running agent jobs with folder-level operations
Configurable token ceiling per API call
Enforced action limits on agent operations
Complete action audit trail with hash chaining
MCP server integration for Claude and other clients
What makes it different
Same API and MCP for Android, iPhone, iPad and real devices
Agents interact with real apps like people do
Boot time and parked phones are free
Works with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and any HTTP MCP client
Highest published BEAM benchmark score at 128K tokens: 85.1, compared to competing memory systems
98% fewer tokens required than raw tool output, making responses 4× cheaper
Works with 20+ agent frameworks including LangChain, LangGraph and LlamaIndex
First 500 monthly-active end users free forever
Per-person billing model scales with user growth, not API calls