Reval Labs
Reval Labs is building the computer-use layer for phones: Opposable lets Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and other MCP clients see, tap, swipe and type across apps on a real Android or iPhone. Its stated vision is to give AI agents the hands to operate phone software that lacks APIs, while keeping payment approval with the phone owner.
At a Glance
- Developers and AI power users using Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or MCP agents
- Consumers wanting automation across phone apps that lack APIs
- Teams running scheduled, webhook or multi-phone workflows
- Businesses needing private cloud Android devices for agent operations
AI Tools by Reval Labs
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Opposable
Phone Control for AI Agents
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Products & Services
Free Android 11+ app using Android Accessibility to expose screen reading and actions to agents; it supports taps, swipes, typing, app launching, system keys, local routines, payment approvals and an on-device agent.
Hosted connector at https://getopposable.com/mcp for Claude and ChatGPT, also usable from Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and other MCP clients to reach a paired phone.
Mac app that connects an iPhone to an agent; the Mac presents as a Bluetooth keyboard and pointer and receives the iPhone screen over cable or AirPlay, with no iPhone app or jailbreak required.
Small USB hardware option for Windows or Linux that handles the Bluetooth keyboard/pointer part of iPhone control; firmware can be flashed in a browser.
Market Position
Reval Labs positions Opposable as phone-native computer use rather than a browser-only automation tool or an app-specific API integration. Its differentiation is a working bridge to real signed-in Android/iPhone apps, model neutrality across Claude/ChatGPT/Codex and local/on-device execution; adjacent alternatives include open-source Mobile-Agent/GUI-Owl-style mobile GUI agents and conventional mobile automation frameworks. The trade-off is dependence on Android accessibility or iPhone/Mac hardware constraints, and Android reachability limitations.
Leadership
Founders
Erik (publicly identified as Erik M on Product Hunt)
Public materials identify Erik as the author of Reval Labs' technical posts and as Opposable's Product Hunt maker. His posts describe building Android-first phone-control software and later an iPhone driver through a Mac; the sources reviewed do not provide a fuller prior-employer biography.
Founding Story
Reval Labs began with the observation that phone apps are a large body of software designed only for human operation: banking, rides, delivery, messaging and two-factor authentication often have no agent-facing API. The initial vision was an integration layer that operates real phone screens like a person, starting with Android accessibility and extending to iPhone control through a Mac acting as a Bluetooth keyboard and mouse.
Business Model
Revenue Model
Freemium subscriptions for remote relay access, recipe sync and multi-phone features, plus monthly subscriptions for private cloud Android phones. The phone app, local MCP/REST use, same-network/USB operation and on-device tasks are free; paid plans monetize remote access and cloud infrastructure.
Pricing Tiers
Free forever; phone app, MCP server and REST API, same-Wi-Fi/USB use, scheduled tasks, recipe replays and payment approvals.
14-day remote-access trial; relay access from anywhere, Claude/ChatGPT app connectivity, cron/webhooks and recipe backup across up to three phones.
Everything in Pro for up to 10 phones, with cross-phone audit log and team-oriented features.
One virtual Android 15 phone with 60 active phone-hours/month, auto-sleep and MCP endpoint.
One always-on virtual Android 15 phone with unlimited phone-hours under fair use, background agents and 32 GB storage.
Three always-on virtual Android 15 phones with shared team access, per-phone token rotation and 32 GB per phone.
Target Markets
- Developers and AI power users using Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or MCP agents
- Consumers wanting automation across phone apps that lack APIs
- Teams running scheduled, webhook or multi-phone workflows
- Businesses needing private cloud Android devices for agent operations
- Automating phone-only banking, payments and bill workflows with explicit approval
- Reading SMS or notification 2FA codes and entering them into another app
- Messaging, email, calendar, rides, delivery, shopping and maps
- Phone settings, alarms, timers, calls, texts and camera tasks
- Developer and power-user workflows driven by Claude Code, Codex or Cursor
- Scheduled and webhook-triggered phone automation