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Probably via websockets. Can you spin up a small web server on anything? Josh do you have any insight here?

I don't know :( but I would interested to see the solution

I figured you might know know something with raspberry pi

The cheapest way could be to use a repurposed mouse, or a simple USB button on the desktop and transmit the presses via websockets to the framer app on the mobile. Can you describe your ideal setup?

I'm prototyping a wrist-wearable and might first try strapping an iPhone to an arm haha

Done something with arduino & firebase (in my test, the iPhone was the "button" to control a led, but you can easily do the opposite). Never found the time to post a tutorial ... :(

Where is the physical button supposed to be in the final prototype? On the wearable device itself? In that case, I'd represent the button on the screen of the phone, like so:

Nice! I have something like that already (https://i.gyazo.com/84d6cd40520cbf0e904b88eb4015f436.mp4), but now I'm wondering if it's possible to just listen to the iPhone volume buttons or something that to trigger an event. hmm!

Giovanni Caruso - Do you have any links you used as resources?

Update: I used (1) copper tape (2) soldered wire (3) button to simulate an on-screen tap, to trigger an interaction defined in Framer! Thanks to all who helped :D

(https://i.gyazo.com/a491fbf26d74270ba49348f08c648380.mp4)