Simlock: open-source control plane gives parallel coding agents their own iOS/Android simulators
Scobleizer · x · 2026-10-30
Callstack Incubator released Simlock, a free open-source (MIT) control plane that turns spare machines into a self-managing simulator cloud, so parallel coding agents can lease their own iOS/Android simulators or real devices instead of fighting over the same one. The repo has 246 stars. Simlock also now integrates with T3 Code as a gateway exposing a unified API for device leases, supporting both Android and iOS as an alternative to EAS Simulators for teams with spare compute.
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