An autonomous marketing agent on a real iPhone
You describe a task. Our model learns how to do it once on a real iPhone, saves the steps as a skill, then runs it cheaply on its own.
Watch the agent work.
The system at a glance
You — or your agent — reach BoostLayer through two front doors: a platform UI when you don’t want to think about agents, and a CLI when you do. Everything lands on a real iPhone, and that’s all the social apps ever see.
The whole system, in five minutes
Slava, our CPTO, walks the system end to end: why a real iPhone, the hardware that drives it, and what happens the first time an agent learns an app versus every run after.
- The system map — every layer in one picture
- The control hardware, from a fleet of boards to a single Mac
- Learn once, distill into a skill, replay for pennies
Learn it once. Run it cheaply, forever.
Bring the agent you already use
We didn’t build another agent — you already have one. BoostLayer is a CLI: anything that can run a command can drive a phone. Your agent calls it like any other tool.
Once the API is live, any agent that can make an API call is enough to drive BoostLayer.
Three ways to run it
We run everything
iPhones we own, in our facility. We manage the devices and the accounts — you bring content and goals.
Your phones, our stack
You own several iPhones. Our control stack drives all of them from a single server.
One iPhone + a Mac
A Mac app drives your single iPhone. Nothing to install on the phone.
Same skills, same agents, same platform — on all three.
The phone just sees a keyboard
An ESP32-S3 board presents itself to the iPhone as a USB keyboard and mouse. Our server sends taps, swipes, and typing through it — hardware-level input, indistinguishable from a person at the screen.
- Nothing installed on the phone — just a standard accessory protocol Apple already supports
- One board per iPhone, paired one to one — a single server drives all the pairs in parallel
- Each board costs a few dollars, so the fleet scales sideways
One iPhone? Your Mac drives it
A Mac application pairs with your iPhone as a Bluetooth keyboard and mouse — the same control layer as the fleet, with zero extra hardware.
- Your credentials stay on your phone — the Mac sends input, it never holds your logins
- Nothing installed on the iPhone — standard accessory pairing, like any keyboard
- Runs while you work, on the phone sitting next to you
Social apps don’t have an API for what matters
No bot signals
Web tools leak the tells platforms watch for: datacenter IPs, headless browsers, fake user agents. A real iPhone has none of them. It behaves like a normal phone because it is one.
Sees what you see
The agent reads the actual screen and taps like a person. No API, no scraping, no fragile integration to break. If you can do it on the phone, the agent can run it.
The skill library grows
Every flow the agent learns becomes a saved skill you can reuse and run in parallel. The set of tasks BoostLayer can do reliably only gets larger over time.
One agent, every app on the phone
The same pipeline runs across your channels, plus any other iOS app. Each skill is learned once, then ready to run.
If it runs on iOS, your agent runs it
Put it to work on your channels
Tell us your channels. We bring the iPhones, the skills, and the scale. From $99/mo.