Airtap is an AI agent that lives in your messaging apps and operates real mobile apps on a cloud phone — text a task, save it as a routine, forget it.
Airtap is a personal AI agent that lives in your messaging apps and operates the apps on your phone. Most AI agents run in a browser or a cloud sandbox, which means they only reach what is available on the open web. But most of daily life does not live on the open web — it lives inside apps. Boarding passes, grocery coupons, job applications, gym bookings, delivery orders, bank rewards, camera feeds: all of it sits behind a touchscreen, logged in as you. Airtap is built for exactly that. It runs on a real phone with your real accounts, and it uses those apps the same way a person would: tap, type, scroll, wait, adapt. You do not install anything to start. Airtap provisions a cloud Android phone for you in its own private, isolated container. You log in to your apps once, on that phone, yourself — Airtap never asks for your passwords and never sees your credentials. From then on, you just text what you want done, in plain English, from iMessage, SMS or Telegram. If you prefer a bigger screen, the web app gives you a live stream of the phone, a task history, and a visual routine builder.
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Airtap also plugs into the agents you already use. Because it ships as a skill file, tools like Claude Code, Codex and other skill-aware agents can hand off the phone-shaped part of a job to Airtap while they handle the reasoning — so an agent that could only browse the web can now act inside your apps. Who is Airtap for? People who lose hours every week to repetitive phone chores and want them off their plate. Job seekers running high-volume applications. Deal hunters and household planners who want coupons, rewards and restocks handled without thinking about it. Creators who publish across several apps. Builders and AI power users who want their agents to reach past the browser. If a human can do it in an app, Airtap can do it for you. Set an Airtap at airtap.ai and get your life back.
Airtap is a personal AI agent that operates mobile apps for you. You give it instructions in plain language, and it can tap, type, scroll, and navigate apps on a cloud phone.
You send Airtap a request through iMessage, RCS, text, or Telegram. It uses a dedicated cloud phone to operate your apps, then sends the result back to you. You can also use the web app to watch tasks and manage routines.
No. Airtap provides a dedicated cloud phone, so you do not need to keep a separate Android phone for automation. You can use Airtap from an iPhone through iMessage.
Airtap can handle tasks you normally perform inside apps, including claiming digital offers, tracking flight prices, applying for jobs, booking classes, monitoring information, managing shopping carts, and other repetitive app-based tasks.
Yes. You can save a completed task as a routine and schedule it to run automatically. Routines can handle daily, weekly, or other recurring tasks without you sending the same instruction each time.
Yes. Airtap's AutoPilot can operate supported physical devices as well as its cloud phone. This lets you automate tasks that depend on your own device, apps, accounts, or hardware.
Yes. Airtap provides a SKILLS.md file that can be loaded into compatible agents such as Claude, Codex, and OpenClaw, allowing them to control a connected phone.
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Airtap is a personal AI agent that operates real mobile apps for you, by text.
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