- Who it helps
- People evaluating supervised phone automation and developers connecting agents to mobile apps.
- Availability
- The maker offers an Android 11+ app and an iPhone beta through its Mac app. Android needs accessibility access; the iPhone route uses screen capture and Bluetooth input. The site distinguishes free app use from cloud integrations and paid cloud phones.
The phone remains a real interaction surface
The Android route uses the accessibility service. The October 9 iPhone explanation describes a Mac presenting keyboard and pointer input while reading the screen through a cable. It does not install an automation app on the iPhone. The maker says AirPlay capture is not ready and the agent cannot complete Face ID or a side-button payment approval.
Opposable: agents operating phone applications ↗Driving an iPhone from a Mac with a fake Bluetooth keyboard ↗
Small interface failures matter
The maker describes dropped keystrokes, stale search text and text entering an existing note. Those examples show why a visible final result needs checking. Local models and cloud connections have different data paths.
Driving an iPhone from a Mac with a fake Bluetooth keyboard ↗Opposable: agents operating phone applications ↗
What you can do
- Compare the current device requirements and connection route before considering a small supervised trial. Open reference ↗
Where the evidence stops
Maker pages were read. No phone, account or permission was connected, and no automated action was tested. A new launch-feed appearance does not establish a new release date.
Sources read. Sources checked October 21, 2026. No product workflow or benchmark was executed.
Sources & further reading
Web · official
Opposable: agents operating phone applications ↗
Read Android access, optional local models, cloud routes, trial and pricing distinctions. No phone was connected and no permissions were granted.
Reval Labs · page checked 2026-10-21
Web · official
Driving an iPhone from a Mac with a fake Bluetooth keyboard ↗
Read the October 9 maker explanation of Bluetooth input and cable-based screen capture, including typing and application-state failures. It is the maker’s account, not an independent test.
Reval Labs · page checked 2026-10-21 · Published 2026-10-09
Coverage note: Independent hands-on testing and cross-platform discussion are incomplete. No missing links, creator identities or engagement counts are inferred.
The record over time (1)
Dated source checks and published explanations. An observation date can differ from the original release date.
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Opposable lets an agent read and operate phone interfaces, using an Android app or a Mac-assisted iPhone connection.