droidrun

AI agents today lack a way to interact with mobile apps, which is where much real world work and software actually happens. Without a physical or virtual device and an identity, an agent cannot open, navigate, or act inside the apps people rely on. This leaves a gap between what AI agents can reason about and what they can actually do on phones.

droidrun builds what it calls the Phone Layer for AI agents, giving them a body (a real device) and an identity so they can operate mobile apps directly. This is delivered through two products under the mobilerun name: mobilerun cloud, which provides real cloud phones and device fleets that agents control via API, streamed and scaled with real identity; and mobilerun framework, an open framework for giving any agent a phone, which the company states scores 91.4% on the AndroidWorld benchmark.