Droidline MCP server

Automate real Android phones from your code. Test your apps, script the tasks you repeat, run a shelf of phones, or let an AI agent use one. Python, Node.js, the shell or HTTP. No ADB, no USB cable, no root.

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No ADB, no cableInstall one app on the phone, turn on its permissions and pair it with a QR code. No developer options, no USB debugging, no root. The same command everywheretouch is touch in Python, Node.js, the CLI, HTTP and as an MCP tool, all generated from one spec. Phones anywhereThe phone connects out to your PC, so it works on the same Wi-Fi or on mobile data through a tunnel or a relay you run. Every line is encrypted end to end.

What people use it for

• Testing your own app on real phones, including flows that cross into other apps, such as a login with a code from a text message.
• A shelf of phones running the same routine every day, each through its own network or proxy.
• Giving an AI agent hands: through MCP, Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and other agents can look at a phone screen and act on it.
• Small personal automations, such as turning Wi-Fi off at night or collecting a value from an app every hour.

Droidline uses only permissions an ordinary app can get, so a few things are out of reach: see What it cannot do.

See it in action

Try the same demo in your browser, and pick elements on a simulated screen, on droidline.dev

Quick start

You need a PC (Windows, macOS or Linux) and an Android phone with Android 9 or later, on the same Wi-Fi for a first try. The installation guide walks through each step with screenshots.

1. Run the server on your PC. Download the droidline archive for your system from Releases, put droidline on your PATH, and start it. Leave it running.

droidline serve

Shortened. The full README is on GitHub.