Launch an Android emulator by specifying its name to begin testing mobile applications in a virtual environment.
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- Start an Android emulator for development and testing by specifying the AVD name and optional configuration settings like GPU mode and console port.MIT
- Start an Android emulator and wait for it to come online. Specify the AVD name to launch the virtual device for testing and development.MIT
- Retrieve Android device or emulator screen resolution to ensure proper app layout and responsive design during React Native development.
- Launch Android apps on devices or emulators by specifying package names, with optional activity and device selection for targeted testing.
- Upload Android App Bundles (.aab) to Google Play Console for app publishing and distribution.MIT
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- Terminate a specific Android emulator by name to free system resources or stop unresponsive instances. This tool helps manage emulator processes in development environments.MIT
- Retrieve all in-app products for an Android app using its package name to manage digital goods and subscriptions.MIT
- Install APK files on Android devices or emulators, enabling app deployment for testing and development workflows.
- Stop an app on a connected Android device by specifying its package name. Use this tool to terminate running applications for testing or management purposes.MIT
- Detach Frida sessions from Android apps to remove injected scripts and restore original app behavior during network traffic analysis.
- Retrieve an authentication token for Firebase Auth emulator users or list available users when no UID is specified.
- Connect to an Android device and capture screenshots for UI debugging and visual inspection during app development.
- Launch an app in an iOS simulator and capture its logs for debugging and testing purposes.MIT
- Stop an app running in an iOS simulator by specifying the simulator UUID and app bundle identifier. Simplifies app management during testing and development.MIT
- Retrieve all installed packages on an Android device for app management and automation testing. Specify the device ID to get the package list.Apache 2.0
- Install APK files on Android devices or emulators by specifying device serial and APK path, with options to replace existing apps or allow test APKs.MIT
- Remove an in-app purchase from an Apple App Store listing to manage your app's monetization features.MIT
- Lists preference files for an Android app to view and edit preferences during development. Specify device serial number and app package name.TypeScriptApache 2.0
- Retrieve all subscriptions associated with an Android app using its package name to manage in-app purchase offerings.MIT
- Stop a running Android emulator by specifying its AVD name to free system resources and manage development environments.MIT
- Install mobile applications on Android or iOS devices by providing platform-specific artifacts like APK files or .app bundles.MIT
- Capture screenshots from Android devices or emulators for UI analysis and testing purposes.MIT
- Launch Android applications by specifying their package name, enabling quick app access for testing or automation workflows.MIT
- Simulate touch gestures on Android devices by swiping between specified screen coordinates for automated testing and interaction.
- Retrieve installed packages on Android devices or emulators to identify applications for log analysis and debugging within the Metro Logs MCP environment.
- Install applications on mobile devices by providing APK files for Android or .app bundles for iOS simulators. This tool enables app deployment for testing and automation workflows.
- Install APK applications on connected Android devices by specifying the app file path.MIT
- Launches an iOS app in a specific simulator by providing the simulator name and app bundle ID. Requires prior installation of the app in the simulator for successful execution.MIT
- Launches an iOS app in a specified simulator by providing the simulator UUID and app bundle ID. Requires app installation prior to execution, supporting workflows like build → install → launch.MIT
- Launch Android applications by specifying their package and activity component names to control apps on connected devices or emulators.MIT
- Remove applications from Android devices by specifying package names, enabling app management through the Android MCP Server's device control capabilities.MIT
- Convert an owner team to an access team to change record ownership and sharing capabilities. This irreversible action modifies how records owned by the team are managed.MIT
- Remove Android apps from virtual or physical devices by specifying the package name and device ID for automated testing and management.
- Input text on Android devices or emulators by typing at the current focus point. Use this tool to automate text entry for testing or interaction purposes.
- Extract the bundle identifier from an iOS app bundle (.app) by providing the app path to identify the application's unique ID for development and testing purposes.MIT
- Configure platform-specific SDK settings for deep links — set iOS bundle ID, Android package name, and desktop app URLs to ensure links open the correct application.MIT
- Press the hardware back button on Android devices to navigate back in apps or exit screens during automated testing and interaction workflows.
- Stop an app in an iOS simulator by specifying the simulator name and bundle ID using the MCP server's XcodeBuildMCP tool.MIT
- Force stop Android applications by package name to manage processes during dynamic analysis and reverse engineering.
- Launch installed Android applications by specifying their package name to automate app management tasks on connected devices.MIT
- Set up Frida server on Android via ADB to prepare for app-level HTTP(S) interception and debugging in HTTP Toolkit.MIT
- Start Android applications by specifying their package name to enable dynamic analysis and reverse engineering through the Frida Agent MCP server.
- Capture screenshots from Android devices or emulators to display image data, optionally saving to specified paths for debugging React Native apps with Metro Logs MCP.
- Send SMS messages to Android emulators for testing communication features during development and QA workflows.MIT
- Launch mobile apps on Android or iOS devices by specifying their package name or bundle ID to open applications for testing or automation.
- Force-stop an Android application by its package name to manage device resources and resolve unresponsive apps.MIT
- Retrieve all store listings across languages for an Android app on Google Play. Use this tool to manage app metadata and content in the Google Play Console.MIT
- Force-stop Android apps by package name to resolve unresponsive behavior or free device resources.MIT
- Remove apps from Android devices by specifying their package names. This tool helps manage device storage and performance by uninstalling unwanted applications.MIT
- Retrieve App Store version history for an app to track submissions, review status, and release states across iOS, macOS, tvOS, and visionOS platforms.MIT