From code to a running app.
Agents build Xcode projects on NoMac’s Macs and install the app, or run Expo apps through Expo Go or a development build.
Xcode and Expo projectsIOS SIMULATOR
Building an iPhone app no longer needs a Mac on your desk. Your agent installs the app, taps through it and checks the result in a cloud simulator. You watch every step beside the terminal, and you can tap, swipe or type yourself.
Requires a NoMac account. NoMac bills simulator usage directly; TermSquad adds no charge. Visit NoMac
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TermSquad’s iOS Simulator integration lets your AI agents run and test iPhone apps on a cloud iOS Simulator from NoMac, directly from your TermSquad terminal. You connect your own NoMac account, watch the simulator live and can take control at any time.
Why agents need a simulator
Mobile bugs hide in real interactions: a button out of reach, a screen that never loads. When agents can run the app and use it like a person, they find those issues before your users do, and you see exactly what they saw.
Agents build Xcode projects on NoMac’s Macs and install the app, or run Expo apps through Expo Go or a development build.
Xcode and Expo projectsAgents tap, swipe and type, then look at the result. They catch the button that does nothing and the screen that never loads.
Taps, swipes and keysThe iOS Simulator panel opens beside the terminal as soon as a session starts. Take control to try something yourself, then hand it back.
Live panel + Take controlBring your NoMac account. The simulator runs on NoMac’s cloud Macs. NoMac bills its usage to your own account; TermSquad sets time, idle and spend limits on every session it starts.
How the iOS Simulator works
After you connect NoMac, any agent on your computer can start a simulator for the project it is working on.
Connect your NoMac account once: paste your NoMac API key in Settings.
Ask your agent to start an iOS simulator for your project. It builds or installs the app, and the iOS Simulator panel opens beside the terminal.
Watch the agent tap and swipe through the app. Select Take control to use the simulator yourself, then return control when you are done.
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Shared control, no collisions. While you hold control, agent commands wait. If an agent command is already running, it finishes before you take over.
Built into the terminal
Every session belongs to one computer and one project, and you can see and stop all of them from Settings.
Closing the panel does not stop a paid session. Stop it from the panel, from Settings or by asking your agent.
Frequently asked questions
What you need, what it costs and how you and your agents share control.
Explore the documentationNo. The simulator runs on NoMac’s cloud Macs. You and your agents use it from the TermSquad terminal in any browser.
TermSquad adds no charge. You connect your own NoMac account, and NoMac bills simulator usage to that account. TermSquad applies time, idle and spend limits to every session it starts.
Agents can build Xcode projects on NoMac’s Macs and install the app, or run Expo apps through Expo Go or a development build.
Yes. Select Take control to tap, swipe and type. Agent commands wait while you hold control, and closing the panel returns it. If an agent command is already running, it finishes before you take over.
No. Closing the panel does not stop a paid session. Ask your agent to stop it, select Stop in the panel or stop it from Settings. Sessions also stop automatically when idle or when they reach their time limit.
Yes. NoMac keeps simulator recordings for seven days. Review NoMac’s own terms for how it handles your data.
Mobile apps, tested by your agents
Your agents build and tap through the app. You watch from any browser.
Requires a NoMac account. NoMac bills simulator usage directly.
AI subscriptions and usage are not included.