Our goal: AI agent phone control that stays private and open
Make every phone a first-class citizen of the AI agent ecosystem — privately, openly, and beautifully.
The mission
AI agents are becoming the way people get digital work done. But the agent revolution has a blind spot: mobile. Phones are where life actually happens — apps, messages, payments, photos — yet agents can barely see them.
Our goal is to close that gap completely: any agent, any phone, live sight and full control, without a privacy trade-off. No cloud middleman. No account with us. No data we could leak, because we never hold any. Screenshots your agent asks for do go to that agent's model provider — see our Privacy Policy and Data Policy for the full picture.
When ScreenSync MCP succeeds, "can your AI check something on my phone?" becomes as normal as sharing your screen on a video call — and as private as doing it on your own Wi-Fi.
Roadmap
The live pipeline
Floating bubble & shake capture · mDNS discovery · SSE live stream with P50/P95 health HUD · 226 MCP tools (29 for phone and desktop, 197 for the browser) & 17 agent prompts · Chrome & Edge extension · QR Connect-Kit pairing · SQLite gallery · Google Drive BYOS fallback · light/dark themes.
Trust & polish
Privacy redaction (auto-blur of sensitive fields before upload) · capture presets manager · region favorites · in-app MCP tool runner · richer AI activity timeline · accessibility pass.
Multi-device & teams
Multiple phones per hub with a device switcher · session recording & replay · encrypted LAN transport (TLS) · tablet/foldable layouts · hub dashboard web UI.
The open device mesh
iOS companion · desktop capture agents · a public plugin surface so the community can add tools · fully offline agent workflows on local models.
MCP tools today: 29 for phone and desktop, 197 for the browser
Built-in agent prompts
EpsolDev servers holding your data
Build the future with us
Feedback and ideas shape this roadmap. Tell us what your agent should be able to do on your phone.
info@epsoldev.comEvery release is written down — read the changelog for what changed in the Android app and the browser extension, build by build.