Your iPhone is the MCP server.
This page gets your Mac talking to it.
AxisMCP runs the server on your iPhone or iPad. AXIS is the local-first CLI that fronts your machines. This hub holds the links, the install one-liner, and the copy-paste snippets.
$0.99 one-time · iPhone & iPad · local MCP server · pairs on-device · axismcp.tech
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/toasterbook88/axis/main/install.sh | bash

Two products, one hub
The server in your pocket. The CLI on your Mac.
AxisMCP and AXIS are separate products that speak the same protocol. Install one or both.
AxisMCP
$0.99 · App StoreA local MCP server that runs on your iPhone or iPad. Advertises itself over Bonjour as _axismcp._tcp on port 5648, pairs on-device, and serves your Mac over the local network.
AXIS
Open sourceA local-first cluster CLI. Point Claude Code, Cursor, or any MCP client at a box under your control. axis mcp serve is strictly read-only.
Point any MCP client at it
Copy, paste, connect
Replace http://iphone.local:5648/mcp with the host:port your phone advertises — AxisMCP shows it on the pairing screen. Every client below takes under a minute.
Add AxisMCP to your project's mcp.json, then toggle it on under Settings → Tools & Integrations.
{
"mcpServers": {
"axismcp": {
"url": "http://iphone.local:5648/mcp"
}
}
}What this site is — and isn't
This hub is the companion for AxisMCP and AXIS: links, install, and client snippets. All the real work happens on your devices. To be precise, this web app:
What it does do: show you where to buy AxisMCP, how to install the AXIS CLI, and exactly what to paste into Cursor, Claude Code, or any MCP-capable client to reach your phone at http://iphone.local:5648/mcp.