"Android" matching MCP servers:

An MCP server that enables AI assistants to capture and analyze HTTP/HTTPS traffic from Android devices. It supports smart searching of network requests and provides tools for detailed traffic analysis via natural language.

Enables Puppeteer-based web automation (navigation, screenshots, PDF generation, JavaScript execution, clicking) on Android Termux by running Chromium inside an Alpine Linux container.

Enables querying and retrieving data from App Store and Google Play Store, including app details, reviews, ratings, rankings, permissions, and search capabilities across both iOS and Android platforms.

Real browser automation for Termux/Android. Runs Firefox or Chromium on Xvfb on your phone with a persistent daemon for sub-second commands.

A lightweight browser automation MCP server using raw Chrome DevTools Protocol, enabling web navigation, screenshots, and DOM interaction without heavy dependencies, and working on Termux/Android.

Enables Claude Desktop to automate web browsers and mobile applications (iOS/Android) using WebDriverIO. Supports browser automation, mobile app testing, touch gestures, app lifecycle management, and hybrid app context switching through natural language.

Self-hosted anti-detect browser for AI agents. Rust MCP runtime + own Firefox engine fork (C++-level stealth). page_a11y: semantic snapshots pierce shadow DOM, detect login_state, danger zones, and prompt injection. Act by ref — no CSS selectors. Evidence recording, Android personas, 20 tools, 6 platforms.

An HTTP/HTTPS MITM proxy server that enables capture, modification, and mocking of network traffic across Chrome, CLI tools, Docker containers, and Android devices. It supports advanced capabilities like JA3/JA4 TLS fingerprinting, JA3 spoofing, and upstream proxy chaining.

Connects to the Firefox or Chromium browser you already use, on desktop or Android, so agents can navigate sites, read pages, click and fill forms, take screenshots, and extract structured data. It keeps session credentials inside the browser rather than copying them into agent configuration.