mobile

flutter/flutter

Google's single-codebase SDK for mobile, web, and desktop UIs — Flutter is Google's open-source SDK for building fast, visually polished apps from one codebase targeting iOS, Android, web, Windows, macOS, Linux, and Fuchsia. It suits developers who want to avoid maintaining separate native UIs per platform while keeping full control over design and performance.

Flutter makes it easy and fast to build beautiful apps for mobile and beyond

expo/expo

A mature toolkit for shipping React apps on iOS, Android, and web — Expo wraps React Native into a single SDK for building universal apps across Android, iOS, and web. It includes a browser-based playground (Snack) for trying code instantly, plus active Discord support and regular SDK releases, making it practical for teams wanting one codebase across platforms.

An open-source framework for making universal native apps with React. Expo runs on Android, iOS, and the web.

mvt-project/mvt

Forensic toolkit for spotting spyware traces on phones, now at v3 — MVT, built by Amnesty International's Security Lab after the Pegasus Project, automates gathering forensic artifacts from Android and iOS devices to detect compromise. A recent v3 merge introduces breaking output changes, and IOC support lets investigators scan against known spyware campaigns, though public indicators alone can't prove a device is clean.

MVT (Mobile Verification Toolkit) helps with conducting forensics of mobile devices in order to find signs of a potential compromise.

microg/GmsCore

microG: Running Google Play Services Apps Without Google — microG reimplements Google Play Services APIs—push notifications, maps, auth, geolocation—as free software, letting apps built for Play Services run on devices without Google's proprietary blobs. It's long used by de-Googled Android ROMs and privacy-focused setups, and remains actively maintained with ongoing translation support.

Free implementation of Play Services

tester-army/e2e

AI agents drive your app so tests read like plain English — e2e lets you write tests as natural-language goals that an AI agent executes, then verify results with familiar locators and assertions in the same test. Built on Playwright, it targets both web and mobile apps, aiming to cut the brittle selector maintenance of traditional e2e suites.

Next generation e2e testing framework for web and mobile apps.

mobile-next/mobile-mcp

A unified MCP server for driving iOS and Android devices — Mobile-mcp lets AI agents and LLMs control native iOS and Android apps through one platform-agnostic MCP interface, using accessibility snapshots or screenshot-based taps instead of platform-specific code. It works with Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, Copilot and other MCP clients, running on local emulators/simulators/devices or via Mobile Next Cloud for real-device access without local setup.

Model Context Protocol Server for Mobile Automation and Scraping (iOS, Android, Emulators, Simulators and Real Devices)

Axorax/awesome-free-apps

A curated, filterable catalog of free desktop and mobile apps — This list organizes free apps by OS (Windows, macOS, Linux) and mobile platform, with filters for open-source-only or recommended-only picks. Icons mark platform availability, open-source status, and editor recommendations, making it easy to scan for tools without sifting through unfiltered directories.

Curated list of the best free apps for PC and mobile

callstack/agent-device

A Mobile Device Feedback Loop Built for AI Coding Agents — agent-device gives coding agents like Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor a live feedback loop on iOS, Android, HarmonyOS, TV platforms, web, macOS, and Linux. Agents read token-efficient accessibility snapshots instead of screenshots, act via refs/selectors, and save evidence, with support for parallel worktrees and remote device clouds. Teams at Expensify and Shopify already use it for bug verification.

Open source device layer for AI coding agents: a CLI, MCP server, and typed Node.js API to control mobile, web, TV, and desktop apps on devices and simulators, locally or in the cloud.

MG1937/ASC

A stateless Android decompiler built for fast, on-demand code queries — ASC skips the heavy preprocessing of traditional decompilers by querying compiled APKs directly, probing the Deflate bitstream and Huffman tables to extract code relationships in milliseconds instead of minutes. It targets agents and mobile researchers needing fast reverse engineering; a 10x faster Rust rewrite (rust_ASC) now exists, with this Python version staying the fastest Python option.

ASC is a super FAST and lightweight Android decompiler designed for Agents/Mobile Researchers.

shaobeichen/dsh-pocket

Scan a QR code to mirror and control DeepSeek Harness from your phone — DSH Pocket is a plugin that lets you access your computer's DeepSeek Harness interface from a phone by scanning a QR code, over LAN or public network, with real-time screen mirroring. It's aimed at people who run agents on a desktop and want to check progress, send tasks, or approve actions remotely without SSH or remote desktop setup.

把 DeepSeek Harness 装进你的口袋：电脑上跑 dsh web，手机扫码即同步访问（局域网 + 公网，实时同屏）Put DeepSeek Harness in your pocket: run dsh web on your computer and access it synchronously by scanning a QR code on your phone (LAN + public network, real‑time screen mirroring)

SilentCoderHere/aihub

All-in-one Kotlin app that aggregates multiple AI assistants in a single tabbed interface, featuring webview integration, Material Design 3, and persistent session management.

DanielRendox/RoutineTracker

An Android planner calendar app and a habit tracker that aims to simplify scheduling consistent activities and tracking your progress.