What it can do
Devices
Provision a Cloud Phone or Pay as you go device, or point you to connecting your own.
Apps and accounts
Install apps, log in, and manage credentials on a device.
Scraping and results
Collect data from an app or page and hand it back as a file or a table.
Workflows
Turn a task into a recurring or triggered automation.
Notifications
Tell you by webhook when it finishes, fails, or needs input.
Files
Produce downloads, screenshots, and other artifacts from a run.
Integrations
Read Gmail, Calendar, Drive, GitHub, Slack, and Teams, and post to Slack, Teams, or OneDrive.
Recordings
Record the phone screen while it works and play it back in the chat.
What it is not
The assistant is a chat interface, not the raw automation layer underneath it. It is not the task agent that developers call directly to drive a device step by step. For that, see Agent configuration. It is also not a developer SDK. If you want to build your own integration that talks to the assistant over an API, or teach another AI agent to hold this conversation for you, see Mobilerun Assistant · chat and the MCP Server page.How a conversation works
1
You ask
Describe what you want in plain language. No commands, no tool names.
2
It plans
The assistant figures out which device, app, or account the task needs.
3
It may ask back
If something is ambiguous or sensitive, it pauses and asks you a question or asks for
approval before continuing.
4
It works on a phone
It runs the task on a real cloud phone, taking as many steps as the goal needs.
5
It presents results
It leads with the outcome: what succeeded, what failed, and any file or link you need.
The assistant never completes a purchase for you. When money is involved, it shows you a card
in the dashboard and you click it. See Limits and costs.
Where to go next
Getting started
Your first conversation, first device, and first result.
Devices
Cloud phones, pay as you go, apps, accounts, proxies, numbers, and mailboxes.
Results
How scraped data, diffs, and files are collected and presented.
Workflows
Recurring and triggered automation built entirely in chat.
Notifications
Get notified by webhook when a run finishes, fails, or needs you.
Integrations
Connected services: what the assistant can read and where it can write.
Tasks and recordings
Where device work shows up, and how to record the screen.
Human in the loop
How questions and approvals work, and how to walk away and come back.
Memory and skills
What the assistant remembers and how to teach it a new app.
Limits and costs
How credits work and what stops a run from getting out of hand.