openDeviceCloud

Manage virtual iOS and Android devices from a browser, connect trusted host machines as device agents, and expose the fleet through HTTP APIs and the built-in MCP server.

This site starts with a practical operator flow:

1. Install and run the backend.

2. Register an agent host.

3. Prepare or discover images.

4. Create devices from those images.

5. Connect automation and tooling through the MCP endpoint.

Guides

• Introduction
  • Core Concepts
  • Stable Routes
  • Recommended Reading Order
• Installation
  • Local Development
• Create Your First Agent
  • High-Level Flow
• Create Your First Image
  • Choose A Path
• Setup a VM
  • Platform Guides
• Open Device Cloud MCP
  • Transport
  • Initialize A Session
  • List Available Tools
  • Call A Tool
  • Session Header
  • Batch Requests
  • Connect Claude Code
  • Tool Reference
  • Authentication
  • When To Use MCP vs REST
• FAQ
  • Why Is My Agent Not Showing Up As Online?
  • Why Can I Not Create An iOS Device Without image_id?
  • Why Do Android Images Show Up Automatically?
  • Why Can I Not Rename Or Delete Some Android Images?
  • Where Does The Agent Store Runtime Data?
  • Is The MCP Endpoint Under /api?
  • Does The Project Support Public Internet Exposure?

What You Can Do Here

• Bring up the full application locally for development or evaluation.

• Install a device agent on a host that can run iOS VMs or Android emulators.

• Import a prepared iOS VM as a managed image.

• Reuse Android SDK system images or capture Android snapshots as managed images.

• Create and control devices from the API, UI, or MCP tools.

Quick Links

• UI: http://127.0.0.1:8000

• API docs: http://127.0.0.1:8000/api/docs

• MCP endpoint: http://127.0.0.1:8000/mcp

Note

The project is currently v0.1.0 and is not intended for direct public internet exposure yet.