Axilio is the mobile cloud for agents. We run a fleet of real Android phones on carrier networks that your code can control: see the screen, tap, type, and swipe, the way a person would. A vision-native Python SDK finds what you mean on any screen; a REST API allocates phones, runs saved workflows, and fans work out across the fleet in parallel.
Agents act like people, so we run them where people do. Every phone is real hardware running stock Android with a real SIM — not an emulator — so apps behave the way they were built to. And every session is observable end to end: live view, replayable recordings, and a step-by-step trace of every call with its exact cost.
Agents should work where people work: on the same devices, in the same apps, signed in to the same kinds of accounts. We're building a consumer compute cloud for them, starting with phones, on infrastructure that's legitimate from the ground up. Read the manifesto.
A growing share of the world's commerce, communication, and data lives inside mobile apps with no public API. Teams that need to book, buy, monitor, or message in those apps have been stuck doing it by hand. Axilio gives their software real phones as infrastructure: allocate one in a single call, drive it like a person, scale to thousands with nothing to rack.
Axilio Corporation is headquartered in San Francisco, California, where the platform is designed and deployed. We work with teams running production workloads across GTM and social operations, commerce and travel, data and monitoring, and messaging — for legitimate, lawful use cases in compliance with our Terms of Service.
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