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    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.

    Download AxisMCP on the App Store

    $0.99 one-time · iPhone & iPad · local MCP server · pairs on-device · axismcp.tech

    Or install the AXIS CLI
    macOS / zsh
    curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/toasterbook88/axis/main/install.sh | bash
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    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.

    iPhone / iPad

    AxisMCP

    $0.99 · App Store

    A 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.

    Discovery
    Bonjour _axismcp._tcp
    Port
    5648
    Pairing
    On-device
    Server
    Runs on your phone
    macOS CLI

    AXIS

    Open source

    A 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.

    Serve mode
    Read-only
    Model
    Local-first
    License
    Open source
    Install
    One-liner curl

    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.

    mcp.json

    Add AxisMCP to your project's mcp.json, then toggle it on under Settings → Tools & Integrations.

    {
      "mcpServers": {
        "axismcp": {
          "url": "http://iphone.local:5648/mcp"
        }
      }
    }
    Pairing happens on-device over your local network — Bonjour discovers it, your phone approves it, and the connection stays on Wi-Fi.

    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:

    This site does not run MCPDoes not attach to XcodeDoes not call local LLMsDoes not SSHDoes not deploy TestFlight

    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.