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Open-source AI assistant for iOS devices: Linux box service and box page
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OpenLolo lets an AI such as Claude or ChatGPT do tasks on your iPhone. It looks at the screen, opens apps, taps and types, in the apps you are already signed in to. It runs on LoloBox, a pocket-size computer paired with one iPhone. Nothing is installed on the phone, you approve every AI that connects, and you can stop it at any time.
Your AI (Claude, ChatGPT) ── MCP over the internet ──▶ LoloBox ── USB or Wi-Fi ──▶ Your iPhone
See how OpenLolo compares with Siri, Shortcuts and other tools, and what it can and cannot do.
You need an iPhone on iOS 26 or later. Check the full requirements first.
Something not working? See troubleshooting.
Building your own box? Run this on Debian 13 ARM64 or Raspberry Pi OS 64-bit:
curl -fsSL https://openlolo.com/install.sh | sudo sh
It downloads the latest release, verifies its checksum and starts the services. The installer guide walks through it, and install options covers flags such as a LAN-only box.
Everything that runs on the box.
| Path | What it is |
|---|---|
apps/device | The box service (Python). Talks to the iPhone and serves the MCP tools and the box page. |
apps/portal | The box page (React), where you approve AI and see what it does. |
packages/sdk-python | Python SDK for scripting the iPhone from your own code. |
packages/ui | Shared UI components and styles for the box page. |
packages/config | Shared TypeScript config. |
Box service, from apps/device (needs uv):
uv sync --frozen --dev --extra mcp
uv run openlolo serve --simulate # a simulated phone; box page at http://127.0.0.1:8080
uv run --extra mcp pytest -q
Box page and shared UI, from the repository root (needs Bun):
bun install
bun run --filter portal build # builds the box page into apps/device
bun run check-types && bun run check # TypeScript and Biome
Set up the Git hooks once with bun run prepare and
uv run --project apps/device pre-commit install. More on the box service, including the
simulator, is in apps/device/README.md.
Every v* tag builds the box tarball and publishes it as a
GitHub Release, which the installer uses.
Read CONTRIBUTING.md first: you need to be vouched before your first pull request. Everyone follows the Code of Conduct. Report security problems privately as described in SECURITY.md.
MIT (LICENSE). The box's CoreDevice worker runs on pymobiledevice3, which is GPL-3.0, so a worker distributed together with it is distributed under GPL-3.0 as a whole. See THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md.