What you can use an iPhone farm for
iFarm is used to test apps on real iPhones, to manage your own social media accounts from one Mac, and by agencies that run client accounts with the client's permission. In every case you run real, stock iPhones from your Mac, and by default you approve each post.
Who iFarm is for
iFarm is a free Mac app that runs real iPhones from one Mac: see every phone live, control it with your mouse, record what you do once and replay it on every phone, and schedule it all. It's built for people who run their own iPhones, or phones they're allowed to run.
- Test iOS apps on real iPhones from your Mac: app developers and QA testers who want a device lab on one Mac, with recorded flows, pass/fail reports and nightly runs.
- Manage your own social accounts on iPhones from a Mac: creators and social media managers who drag a video onto a phone and get a draft, then decide when to post.
- Run client phones as an agency: agencies managing client accounts with the client's permission, with groups, a drop folder per phone and a history of every run.
What iFarm is not for
iFarm is never for evading platform detection, fake accounts, fake engagement, spam or mass messaging. It doesn't hide automation from apps: no spoofing, no detection tricks. By default iFarm asks before posting, sending or following, it never buys anything and it never types passwords. Only automate phones dedicated to the farm, and follow each app's rules.