Turn your Android into an AI playground. DroidRun lets you create and control autonomous agents across native mobile apps, perfect for testing, automation, and experimentation. 100% open-source and cloud-ready soon.
If you’ve ever tried automating real mobile apps, you know the pain:
Most tools are bloated, brittle, or built for QA teams or not for devs who want control, flexibility, and speed.
We built DroidRun to change that.
Works with real Android apps - not just web views or emulators
Fully open-source - inspect, extend, and run it your way
Fast local setup - and cloud support is coming soon!
Whether you’re testing flows, building bots, scraping UIs, or powering autonomous agents like DroidRun gives you full control over mobile automation on real devices.
We’re building in public and learning with the community.
👉 Try it, break it, give us feedback – we’re here for it.
@Droidrun This is super exciting for the "agent era" vision! Being able to truly interact with *native* Android apps for autonomous agents opens up so many possibilities for experimentation and building. It's a game-changer compared to just web views. My question is, how straightforward is it to integrate DroidRun with popular AI/LLM frameworks to build these intelligent agents? ✨🤖
I really loved Droidrun for its ability to let AI control Android apps using real UI data. It’s much more reliable than traditional methods, easy to set up, and works with many AI models. It’s a great tool for mobile automation. This product is freakingly good. I must say it ate bread and left no crumbs.
@pe_lae Cool product! DroidRun makes Android automation accessible. Congrats on the Product Hunt launch!
Wow, it's incredibly useful for automating tasks on my mobile device, such as scraping data.
DroidRun feels like a serious unlock for mobile-native AI prototyping, agent autonomy across native apps, without waiting on enterprise SDKs or closed platforms.
Open-source foundations plus upcoming cloud readiness make it a playground for both indie builders and automation-first teams.
Cool ideas. A team of autonomous agents on my device sounds great. What Android version or specs would you recommend for optimal performance?
Oh hey, saw you guys on Hacker News! Congrats on launching here on PH.
Awesome product! Super useful for creating automated tests.
Great work!
Interesting! What has the team seen in terms of most valuable types of use cases for this?
Looks great. Cannot wait to play around with it. Will you offer a hosted version soon?
Amazing idea, however I would have preferred a non geeky UI.
I thought I had to know coding to use this. Congrats on the launch
Congrats on the launch! 🚀 . I love that it’s open-source; I’m excited to try it out!
This is super cool! Love the idea of turning an Android device into a playground for autonomous agents.
No way, controlling real Android apps with AI agents is genius! Testing automation has always been a nightmare for me—open source too? Curious if cloud support will let me scale up even more.
Been lucky enough to test this already - a great use case for me has been to have it run through conference apps to find the people and events that are relevant to me. Can't recommend this enough.
Hey Product Hunters! 👋
Peter here, co-founder of DroidRun.
If you’ve ever tried automating real mobile apps, you know the pain:
Most tools are bloated, brittle, or built for QA teams or not for devs who want control, flexibility, and speed.
We built DroidRun to change that.
Works with real Android apps - not just web views or emulators
Fully open-source - inspect, extend, and run it your way
Fast local setup - and cloud support is coming soon!
Whether you’re testing flows, building bots, scraping UIs, or powering autonomous agents like DroidRun gives you full control over mobile automation on real devices.
We’re building in public and learning with the community.
👉 Try it, break it, give us feedback – we’re here for it.
💬 Come hang out in our Discord
⭐ Star us on GitHub if it’s useful
Thanks so much for the support!
Let’s bring real mobile automation into the agent era