Autonomous marketing agent
on your iPhone

Platforms ban automation by detecting the machine running it: datacenter IPs, headless browsers, emulators, fixed device fingerprints. BoostLayer runs on real iPhones with real touch events, so none of those signals exist, and the agent looks like a person holding a phone. That is the highest-trust surface available, but we won’t promise zero bans. No tool can, and anyone who does is lying. Sensible pacing and warm-up still matter, and we build both in.

Phantombuster, HeyReach, Dripify, and Expandi drive a logged-in session from cloud servers over datacenter IPs. That is exactly the pattern LinkedIn, Instagram, and TikTok hunt for, and it is why the cloud-automation category sees waves of restrictions. BoostLayer doesn’t touch a browser session. It operates the real iOS app on a real iPhone, driven by your AI agent. Different architecture, different risk profile.

Most platform Terms restrict third-party scripts, bots, and scrapers that drive your account from outside the app. They don’t outlaw a person tapping through the official app, and that is the behavior BoostLayer reproduces: real touches in the real iOS app, no scraping, no integrity-system bypass. You’re responsible for how you use it. Stay within each platform’s acceptable-use rules and don’t spam, and you’re operating the same way any user does.

You give it a plain-English prompt. The agent opens the actual TikTok, Instagram, LinkedIn, X, or Reddit app on a real iPhone and operates it like a human: scrolling, posting, commenting, replying to DMs. No emulators, no web automation, no API hacks. If a person can do it on an iPhone, the agent can do it.

Each account runs on its own iPhone with its own IP, so the device-linking signals that get multi-account setups flagged never overlap. New accounts get a warm-up period of authentic activity before any outreach, just like a real person ramping up. That isolation is the single biggest reason real-device operation outlasts emulator and proxy stacks.

Codex, Claude Code, Claude Cowork, and OpenClaw run in production today. A REST API and MCP server are in active build. Once live, any agent that can call our API can drive BoostLayer. You can also bring your own agent.

Account warm-up, posting and remixing content, comment-to-DM outreach, LinkedIn prospecting, Reddit engagement, and full autonomous content engines. Your agent decides the workflow per prospect, per post, per account, so the scenario library is a starting point, not a fixed menu. See the use cases.

Self-hosted is $99/mo per device and runs on your own iPhone, so your credentials never leave it. A cloud iPhone we host is $199/mo per device, and we handle the hardware, eSIM, and uptime. Same scenarios on both. Pick self-hosted if on-device credentials are a hard requirement; pick cloud if you’d rather not maintain a phone.

$99/mo per device self-hosted on your own iPhone, or $199/mo per device for a cloud iPhone we run. Billing is monthly and you can cancel anytime. AI tokens are included: no credits, no overage surprises, no hidden fees.

Emulators leak virtualized hardware signals and get flagged fast. Cloud automation rides datacenter IPs that platforms actively block. A real iPhone has none of those tells: genuine device fingerprint, real mobile IP, real touch input. It is the closest thing to a human user a machine can be, which is the whole point.