About EpsolDev, the team behind ScreenSync MCP
We build tools that make AI genuinely useful — starting with giving it eyes and hands on the device you use most.
Our story
ScreenSync MCP started with a simple frustration: AI agents were getting incredibly capable — they could write code, plan tasks, and reason through problems — but they were blind to the one screen that matters most: your phone. Debugging a mobile app meant endlessly describing what you saw, taking screenshots by hand, dragging them into a chat, and repeating that loop dozens of times a day.
So we built the bridge. First a floating bubble that captured any screen in one tap. Then a tiny hub that received frames over the local network. Then the Model Context Protocol arrived and everything clicked: with MCP, any agent could not only see the phone but also act on it — tap, swipe, type, inspect the UI tree, compare frames, read logs.
Today ScreenSync MCP is a full pipeline: a polished Flutter app, a Node.js hub with 226 MCP tools (29 for your phone and desktop, 197 for your browser), a Chrome and Edge extension, live SSE streaming with real latency stats, QR pairing, and a privacy architecture where your data never touches our servers — because we don't have any. The one hop you choose is your AI agent: screenshots it asks for go to its model provider. Read where we're heading on our Goal & Vision page, or set up ScreenSync MCP with Claude.
See
Your agent watches the live screen — not a stale screenshot from five minutes ago.
Act
Tap, swipe, type, launch apps — full device control through standard MCP tools.
Trust
LAN-first, token-secured, zero telemetry. Privacy isn't a feature — it's the architecture.
What we believe
Local-first is the future
The most trustworthy cloud is the one you don't need. Your screen data belongs on your hardware.
Open standards win
We bet on MCP instead of a proprietary API, so ScreenSync works with every agent — today's and tomorrow's.
Craft matters
Every screen is tested down to 360dp, every animation earns its place, every latency millisecond is measured.
Get in touch
Questions, feedback, partnership ideas — we read everything.
Every release is written down — read the changelog for what changed in the Android app and the browser extension, build by build.