Built for Visual Builders

Vibe coding just went native.

Your AI agent writes the Swift. Haptix lets it see, touch, and control the running app. Stop building blind — be a Visual Builder.

No credit card required

Works with
Cursor
Claude
VS Code
Windsurf
Any MCP Client

You can vibe code an iOS app.
But your agent is building blind.

AI agents can browse the web, write your code, and read your files. But they can't see or touch your running iOS app. Haptix changes that.

Browse the Web
Write Code
Run Shell Commands
Read Files
iOS Devices & Simulators ← Haptix

Go native. Skip the compromises.

Cross-platform frameworks got you this far. Swift takes you the rest of the way — and now AI can come along for the ride.

Faster. Smoother. Native.

Swift apps run directly on Apple silicon. No JavaScript bridge, no virtual DOM. Just raw performance and buttery-smooth 120fps animations.

Every Apple API. Day one.

ARKit, Core ML, HealthKit, StoreKit, Live Activities, Dynamic Island — Swift gives you the full platform. No waiting for wrapper libraries.

AI loves Swift.

Modern Swift is concise, type-safe, and well-documented. AI agents generate better Swift than most cross-platform code — and now they can test it too.

macOS support coming soon — vibe code native Mac apps too

How it works

Three steps. Two copy-pastes. Minimal setup.

01

Add one line

Add Haptix.start(license:) to your app's init(). One line. The SDK handles everything — WebSocket server, gesture engine, screenshot capture.

MyApp.swift
1#if DEBUG
2import HaptixKit
3#endif
4
5@main
6struct MyApp: App {
7 init() {
8 #if DEBUG
9 Haptix.start(license: "HPTX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX")
10 #endif
11 }
12
13 var body: some Scene {
14 WindowGroup {
15 ContentView()
16 }
17 }
18}

Wrap in #if DEBUG to exclude from production builds. App Review may reject apps that include development tools, and it would expose a remote control surface to your users.

02

Run your app

Enable Developer Mode and UI Automation on your device, connect via USB, then build and run from Xcode. Start a free trial or enter your license key — Haptix discovers your device and connects automatically.

Terminal
$ haptix status
Haptix MCP Server
State: running
Port: 4278
Devices
iPhone 16 Pro — USB, connected
03

Your agent takes control

Add the MCP config to your AI agent — Cursor, Claude Code, VS Code, or any MCP client. Your agent can now take screenshots, tap, swipe, type, and read the accessibility tree. On real devices and simulators.

.cursor/mcp.json
1{
2 "mcpServers": {
3 "haptix": {
4 "url": "http://localhost:4278/mcp"
5 }
6 }
7}

Everything your agent needs

Full device control through MCP or the CLI. No compromise.

Full iOS Control

Tap, swipe, pinch, rotate, long press — every gesture your users make, driven by AI on real devices and simulators.

Live Screenshots

Capture screenshots over Wi-Fi, or connect via USB for a live screen stream at up to 10fps. Watch animations, transitions, and real-time UI changes as they happen.

Accessibility Tree

Semantic UI understanding — labels, values, traits, frames. Your agent knows what's on screen, not just pixels.

Auto-Discovery

Plug in your device via USB and Haptix finds it automatically. No IP addresses, no port forwarding. Just enable Developer Mode and UI Automation.

Secure by Design

USB-only connections mean physical cable equals consent. Local only — nothing leaves your machine.

Multi-Device

Connect and control multiple devices simultaneously. Test across iPhone and iPad in the same session.

Intelligent Wait

Handles device latency transparently. Automatic wait-and-verify ensures gestures land before reporting success.

Any MCP Agent

Works with Cursor, Claude Code, VS Code, Claude Desktop, Windsurf, and any client that speaks MCP.

Get Haptix

Download the macOS app and add the SDK to your project. You'll be up and running in under a minute.

Haptix for Mac

macOS 15.0+ · Apple Silicon

The MCP server and device manager. Runs in your menu bar, discovers USB devices automatically, and connects your AI agent to your iOS apps. Includes a free trial on first launch — no credit card required.

Download for macOS

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Also available via Releases

HaptixKit

iOS 16.0+ · Swift Package Manager

Add the SDK to your iOS app. One modifier gives your AI agent full control — screenshots, taps, swipes, typing, and accessibility tree access.

Package URL

https://github.com/haptix-dev/HaptixKit
  1. In Xcode, go to File → Add Package Dependencies
  2. Paste the URL above and click Add Package

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Simple, transparent pricing

Try Haptix free before you buy. No credit card required.

Buy once, own it forever. Each license includes 1 seat (1 developer) with 2 machine activations — e.g. laptop + desktop.

Standard License

$49

One-time purchase · 1 year of updates

Everything in Haptix today. All features, all updates, for the current major version.

Your license is perpetual — the app keeps working after the update year ends. Renew anytime to get another year.

Best Value

Lifetime License

$149

One-time purchase · Updates forever

Everything in Haptix, forever. Every major version — current and future — for one price.

Team Licenses

Central license management for your whole team. One account, all your seats.

Each seat = 1 developer = 2 machines. Manage activations, reassign seats, and track usage from a single dashboard.

Team Standard License

$49/ seat

One-time purchase · 1 year of updates

Minimum 5 seats · 10 machines

Seats
Machines10 machines (5 developers)
Total$245

Your license is perpetual — the app keeps working after the update year ends. Renew anytime to get another year.

Team Lifetime License

$149/ seat

One-time purchase · Updates forever

Minimum 5 seats · 10 machines

Seats
Machines10 machines (5 developers)
Total$745

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Two copy-pastes. That's the entire setup.

Add your license key. Point your agent. You're shipping.

1In your iOS app

MyApp.swift
1// Add the HaptixKit package to your project,
2// then add one line:
3
4#if DEBUG
5import HaptixKit
6#endif
7
8@main
9struct MyApp: App {
10 init() {
11 #if DEBUG
12 Haptix.start(license: "HPTX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX")
13 #endif
14 }
15
16 var body: some Scene {
17 WindowGroup {
18 ContentView()
19 }
20 }
21}

Wrap in #if DEBUG to exclude from production builds. App Review may reject apps that include development tools, and it would expose a remote control surface to your users.

2In your AI agent

.cursor/mcp.json
1{
2 "mcpServers": {
3 "haptix": {
4 "url": "http://localhost:4278/mcp"
5 }
6 }
7}