See what is live
View the automation, game, emulator or device, current state, app version, and how recently the desktop checked in.
Open Silent Bots from your phone to see your connected desktop sessions, pause or resume an automation, stop one emulator, or send Stop All when everything needs to end now.
Included with your Silent Bots account · no separate App Store download
You do not need to sit in front of the emulator just to find out whether an automation is still running.
View the automation, game, emulator or device, current state, app version, and how recently the desktop checked in.
Temporarily pause one running session and resume it later without touching unrelated emulators on your account.
End the specific automation you left running while the rest of your connected sessions continue normally.
Send a stop command to every visible session on your account when you need all automation shut down quickly.
Create tickets, read replies, and continue the conversation with Silent Bots Support from the same app.
Add it to your iPhone Home Screen for a full-screen app experience without a separate store download.
The mobile controls use the same Silent Bots login while enforcing account ownership on every remote action.
Regular customers can control only the sessions connected to their own Silent Bots account.
Silent Bots administrators have fleet tools for support and emergency intervention.
The Remote App is a secure web app. Install it directly from Safari.
Visit the Remote App on your iPhone and sign in with your Silent Bots website account.
Use Safari’s Share button, then choose Add to Home Screen.
Open Silent Bots from your Home Screen whenever you need to check or stop a session.
The Remote App sends a secured command through your Silent Bots account. A connected desktop receives that command during its next server check-in and then pauses, resumes, or stops the selected automation.
The desktop must still be online and connected to Silent Bots to receive a new remote command. If a computer is powered off, disconnected from the internet, or the desktop app is no longer running, there is no active automation for the Remote App to control.