iOSPilot

Real iPhones.
Not a cheap Android.

Plug one into your PC or run a whole fleet. Drive every phone from the browser, drop files in, set automations, and post. Need it to look local? Add a proxy or an eSIM.

What you actually get

Two things.
One panel.

01

iPhones, remote, automations

Plug a phone into your PC and it installs itself. Or we ship you a farm. Live control, file drop, flows that post by themselves, even if the phones sit somewhere far away.

02

Proxy or eSIM, by country

Proxy if you just need the route. eSIM if the phone should live on that country's network. Same feeling as having it sit there.

A normal day

You do less.
The iPhone does the boring part.

01

Plug it in

The agent installs itself. The phone pops up in your panel. That is the whole setup.

02

Drop the video

Files land on the iPhone. You can watch the screen live if you want to poke around.

03

Let a flow run

It opens the app, posts, waits, repeats. On a clock or right now. You are not babysitting each tap.

04

Turn the volume up

Add more iPhones. Park some in other countries. Remote spots count too. Same panel the whole time.

Why iPhone

Cheap Android farms are a vibe you do not want.

They overheat, get flagged, and you keep buying replacements. iOSPilot is the phone people actually hold.

iOSPilot

  • Genuine iPhones, ready for the panel
  • Native iOS. The screen your audience uses.
  • Live remote, file drop, automations
  • Desk, then studio, then cloud or remote sites
  • Proxy or eSIM, per iPhone
  • Phones you keep for years

Cheap farm

  • Low-cost Androids and clones that die on you
  • Farm-typical stacks that age badly
  • Fragile scripts and USB babysitting
  • More junk in a rack. More heat. More shopping.
  • Shared datacenter exits, little identity
  • A consumable you keep replacing

Be local

Park a phone where the audience already is.

More views is not only more devices. It is devices that belong to the right place. Mix proxy and eSIM across the farm. Each iPhone can live in a different country.

Start tiny

One phone today.
A farm when it gets loud.

Solo

Your desk

You, one iPhone, your laptop. Auto-install. Same tools the farms use, without the rack.

See Solo →
Cloud

Our racks

We host the iPhones, including remote sites. You publish. We keep them online.

See Cloud →

Your move

Bring real iPhones
to the work.

Tell us how many phones and which countries. We will sketch the setup.