ios-mcp-server MCP Server
martingeidobler/ios-mcp-server
MCP server for iOS Simulator control with native touch injection (IndigoHID) and native UI tree reading (AXPTranslation). No mouse hijacking, no Accessibility permissions needed.
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martingeidobler/ios-mcp-server is a TypeScript MCP server licensed under MIT. MCP server for iOS Simulator control with native touch injection (IndigoHID) and native UI tree reading (AXPTranslation). No mouse hijacking, no Accessibility permissions needed.
Ranked #15 out of 100 indexed tools.
Actively maintained with commits in the last week.
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1 contributor → solo project
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# iOS MCP Server MCP server for controlling iOS Simulators. Gives AI assistants the ability to see, interact with, and debug iOS apps — taking screenshots, tapping elements, reading the UI tree, and automating testing workflows. Built with native touch injection and native UI tree reading for accurate, reliable automation that doesn't interfere with your machine. [npm Package](https://www.npmjs.com/package/ios-mcp-server) | [GitHub](https://github.com/martingeidobler/ios-mcp-server) | [Issues](https://github.com/martingeidobler/ios-mcp-server/issues) ## Why This Server Most iOS Simulator MCP servers work by sending mouse clicks to the Simulator window through macOS, then reading the Simulator's window frame through the macOS Accessibility API. This means: - **Your mouse gets hijacked** every time the AI taps something - **The Simulator window must stay in the foreground** — you can't use your Mac while tests run - **The UI tree returns Simulator chrome** (window buttons, toolbar)Read full README on GitHub →
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