Mac App

The TapKit Mac app is the host that connects physical iPhones to your TapKit account, making them available to any integration — Claude, Codex, the API, or any MCP client. No Mac app running, no phone access.

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Sidebar (left)

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Device list

Connected phones appear in the sidebar. Each phone shows its name and connection status. Click a phone to select it as the active device — its screen appears in the center panel.

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Gestures

Below the device list, the Gestures section shows available touch gestures and device actions. You can trigger these manually by clicking them — useful for testing or quick one-off actions without writing prompts.

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Switch Control

At the bottom left, the Switch Control tab shows the connection status. Toggle it on/off to control whether Switch Control is active on the connected phone.

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Status indicators (top left)

Five indicators at the top left show system status at a glance: Each indicator shows whether a component is connected and healthy. Green means working, red means disconnected or errored. Hover over any indicator for more detail.

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Phone view (center)

The center panel shows a live feed of the selected phone’s screen. During an active task, you’ll see the agent’s actions happen in real-time — taps, swipes, typing, and navigation. The screen updates continuously so you always know what the agent is doing and can intervene if needed.

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Agent chat (right)

The right panel is a built-in agent interface. Type a natural language prompt — like “Open Settings and turn on Dark Mode” — and the agent will execute it on the phone. The chat shows:

• Your prompts
• The agent’s reasoning and actions
• Screenshots taken during execution
• The final result

This is the fastest way to test TapKit without setting up any external integrations.

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Settings