Getting Started

Welcome to the MoreLogin Developer Documentation!

MoreLogin gives developers full control over browser profiles and cloud phones through multiple integration paths — from RESTful APIs and visual RPA workflows to AI-powered natural language automation. Pick the approach that fits your workflow.

Best for developers building backend services, automation scripts, or custom tooling.

MoreLogin exposes two complementary API surfaces:

Get started → API Quickstart · Local vs Open API · Code Examples

Best for operations teams and anyone who wants to automate without writing code.

• Drag-and-drop workflow builder for Cloud Phone tasks
• Simulate human actions — tap, swipe, input text, wait, loop
• Template marketplace — use community templates or build your own
• Schedule execution — run workflows on a timer or trigger via HTTP webhook
• External triggers — integrate with Make, Zapier, or n8n

Get started → RPA Introduction · Create Your First Schedule

Best for AI developers who want LLMs to autonomously manage browsers and cloud phones.

MCP Standard — For Cursor, Claude Desktop, and CLI agents (Claude Code, Cline):

• Connect via the Model Context Protocol (MCP)
• Control browser profiles and perform in-page automation through conversational prompts
• → MCP Setup Guides

Agent Skills — For OpenClaw, Hermes, and other self-hosted agent frameworks:

• Install the MoreLogin skill plugin for autonomous browser and cloud phone management
• CLI commands that agents invoke automatically during reasoning
• → OpenClaw Integration · Hermes Integration

Best for DevOps engineers, QA testers, and CI/CD pipeline automation.

• Manage browser profiles, cloud phones, groups, and tags from the terminal
• Pass arguments via flags or JSON — no HTTP boilerplate needed
• Easy to integrate into GitHub Actions, Jenkins, or shell scripts

# Quick taste
morelogin env list --page 1 --size 10
morelogin env start --env-id <envId>

Get started → CLI Quick Start · Command Reference

Best for teams running browser automation at scale on cloud VMs or dedicated servers without a desktop environment.

• Headless operation — run MoreLogin on Ubuntu 24.04 Server via xvfb (no monitor or GUI needed)
• API-driven login — authenticate via the Local API using your APP ID and API Key
• CDP forwarding — use socat to expose Chrome DevTools Protocol ports to external automation tools
• Full automation lifecycle — create, launch, automate (Playwright / Puppeteer / Selenium), and clean up browser profiles programmatically
• Battle-tested — 100% success rate across 100 runs with 4 concurrent sessions on an 8-core VM

Get started → Linux Server Deployment Guide