Mira
Mira provides a mobile runtime detection workbench for AI on iOS and Android.
About Mira
Mira is an open-source mobile runtime detection workbench for iOS and Android, published as a GitHub repository. It provides shell, PTY, screen capture and file tools inside the Mira host app sandbox, runs Frida tasks with Java and native hooks over RPC for one-time runtime analysis, and connects devices through a Relay service so AI can work in the same sessions via MCP. The project also collects reusable detection workflows, tools and notes from real runtime cases.
Access is deliberately scoped: Mira observes and interacts with the Mira host app sandbox, not unrelated third-party apps, and it does not offer system-wide remote control, root or jailbreak bypass, or act as a production SDK. The Android APK's offline Python/Frida runtime requires arm64-v8a and supports Android 10 through 15; Android 16 Java hooks are not supported and no confirmed official Frida fix is available. iOS support has been verified on a real device running iOS 16.7.10. Public Relay access can temporarily expose an authorized session beyond the local network.
Key features
- Shell, PTY, screen capture and file tools inside the Mira host app sandbox
- Frida Java and native hooks with RPC for one-time runtime analysis
- Relay connects devices and lets AI join the same sessions through MCP
- Turns runtime cases into reusable workflows, tools and detection notes
- Android APK offline Python/Frida runtime on arm64-v8a, Android 10-15
- iOS workflow verified on a real device running iOS 16.7.10
Best for: Mobile security researchers, reverse engineers, Frida and MCP users, and device testers working on Android and iOS runtime analysis.
Good for
- Open-source repository with documentation, issue templates and a security policy
- Covers both Android and iOS runtime analysis workflows from one workbench
- Publishes detection cases and research updates, including audit logcat side-channel examples
Watch out for
- Android 16 Java hooks are not supported, with no confirmed official Frida fix
- Offline Python/Frida APK runtime is limited to arm64-v8a and Android 10 through 15
- Does not control third-party apps, provide system-wide remote control or bypass root/jailbreak protections
Mira at a glance
- Website
- github.com/vwww-droid/Mira
- Category
- Development › Developer Tools
- Type
- Open-source project
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Platforms
- Android, iOS
- Open source
- Yes · Source code
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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Mira FAQ
Which Android versions and architectures are supported?
The APK's offline Python/Frida runtime requires arm64-v8a and supports Android 10 through 15. Android 16 Java hooks are not supported, and no confirmed official Frida fix is available.
How do devices connect to Mira?
Run the Relay server, open the relay address in a desktop browser, then enter the LAN URL such as http://:8765 in the Android app.
Can Mira control other apps or bypass root and jailbreak protections?
No. Mira observes and interacts with the Mira host app sandbox only, and it does not provide system-wide remote control or root or jailbreak bypass capabilities.
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