Airtap

Airtap provides a personal AI agent that can control real phone apps by text. It uses a private cloud Android phone or a user’s own device through Autopilot to perform tasks inside apps, rather than in a browser or cloud sandbox. The agent is designed for individuals who want to automate everyday mobile tasks and keep control of their login credentials by entering them themselves on a phone container.

The product emphasizes operating within native mobile apps, not just web services, and supports interaction via messaging channels and a web dashboard. It aims to handle tasks that involve apps and interfaces beyond what browser automation commonly reaches, attempting to stay aligned with user judgment and trust.

Airtap’s approach centers on running tasks on a real Android device, either in the cloud or on the user’s hardware through Autopilot. The service is accessed by text messages and can save successful tasks as routines to run on a schedule. It provides visibility into results and past runs through a task history.

Airtap addresses users who spend significant time on repetitive phone chores and prefer tasks to happen inside apps rather than on the web. It also targets AI builders and power users who want mobile automation within apps. The narrative frames Airtap as an agent that operates per-user on a phone container rather than in shared or generic environments.

Use cases

• Automate daily errands, job applications, and other app-based tasks from a mobile device.
• Support high-volume applications and routines that run on mobile apps rather than the browser.