See what's on screen
Read accessible controls and text, or take a screenshot. When an App exposes no controls, your assistant can still use the visible screen.
One more screen for your AI
Your AI.
Your Android phone.
Connected.
Your assistant on the computer. Actions on your phone.
See the screen, tap, swipe and type through the PhoneBridge App you control.
You
Help me do this on my phone.
✳
PhoneBridge connected
Ready to see the current screen
phonebridge · Ready
PhoneBridge ?
✓
ConnectedYour phone is connected to this computer
▱ My laptop ▾
192.168.1.10
Connected192.168.1.10
Allow actions
AI can tap, swipe and type
AI can tap, swipe and type
Pairing & permissions saved · Pause anytime
Ⅱ Pause connection
▣Connection⚙Settings
App updatesCurrent version 0.6.1
You're up to date
01 Pair once. Reconnect automatically.
02 Actions run through the phone App.
03 Your permissions. Pause anytime.
From seeing to doing
More than a
phone connection.
Turn your phone's visible interface into tools your AI can understand and use. Keep the assistant you already know.
01
Take the next step
Tap, long-press, swipe, enter text and open allowed Apps. Check the screen again after each action.
Remember the connection
Reconnect after an App update or a network interruption. The actions switch and pause button stay on your phone.
For everyday life, too
Beyond development.
Help with your day.
In the phone Apps you allow, let your AI read the screen, compare options and take the next step.
Compare food delivery
Give your AI a budget, food preferences and delivery time. Let it browse restaurants, meals and offers, then help you review an order.
Find a flight that fits
Share your departure city, dates and budget. Let your AI browse flights and compare prices alongside timing, baggage and change policies.
Work through more steps
Search, filter, fill forms and move through screens. Let your AI follow the phone's interface and help with the repetitive parts.
These are scenarios to try; results depend on the target App's interface and current support. See the actual test coverage.
Get started
Pair once.
Add your phone to the flow.
You need an Android 11+ phone,
a Windows computer, and an AI client that supports MCP.
Install on your phone
Download the ARM64 APK and enable PhoneBridge's accessibility service in Android settings. For future updates, open About in the App.
Download the App ↗Start on your computer
Download the Windows client and open it. It starts the service, selects your network and shows the pairing code. No IP lookup or Node.js installation.
Download for Windows ↓Pair your AI with your phone
Connect both devices to the same Wi-Fi, scan once and turn on Allow actions. Add MCP to your AI client. Your phone remembers several computers; tap a name to switch.
Configure MCP ↗ Let your AI help with setup
Install PhoneBridge using https://github.com/JevonsCode/phonebridge/blob/main/docs/agent-install.md and connect my Android phone.Download and update
Choose your way.
Install the APK directly, or track GitHub releases with Obtainium. You can also update from About in the App.
ANDROID · ARM64
Scan to install on your phone
Scan with your phone to download the official Android APK.
PhoneBridge 0.6.1 · Android 11+
On your phone? Download the APKWindows client
Double-click setup · Automatic network selection and startup
Download the APK
Android ARM64 · Developer preview
GitHub Releases
Release notes and previous versions
Add to Obtainium
Updates from the official GitHub source, including previews
Uptodown: submitted for review. A download link will appear once the App is approved.
What to expect
Your phone.
Your choice.
PhoneBridge includes no AI model, cloud relay or telemetry. Your phone connects to a local Hub. How your AI client processes the screen content depends on its model provider and settings.
Does USB need to stay connected?
No. Your phone and computer can connect over the local network. The App's accessibility service takes screenshots and performs actions. You only need to enable accessibility yourself the first time.
Can I connect from another network?
Your phone needs a route to the running computer Hub, for example through a private network or a trusted WSS endpoint. Keep the computer on and the phone unlocked. The connection tested on a real phone so far is over the local network; cross-network access has not been tested yet.
Can it control every App completely?
It cannot bypass the lock screen, fingerprint prompts, protected screenshots or an App's own restrictions. It operates on allowed Apps' visible interfaces and does not read their private databases.
Who is this ready for?
The Windows client installs directly and includes its runtime. You need an AI client that supports MCP. The APK uses a preview debug signer; behavior may vary across phones and Android versions. The repository documents the actual test coverage.
Can I modify and host it myself?
Yes. PhoneBridge is MIT licensed. The Flutter + Kotlin App and Node.js bridge are on GitHub. Issues and improvements are welcome.
