Leave your apps running around the clock, spin up more whenever you need them, and pick any of them up from wherever you are. The apps are nearly ready.


What it does
It is not a simulator or a stripped-down runtime. It is Android, running on our hardware, doing whatever you would do on a handset.
Close the app, shut the laptop, go to sleep. Your phone keeps going: downloads finish, apps stay logged in, whatever you left running is still running when you come back. Nothing drains, nothing overheats, nothing needs charging.
One phone per account, per game, per client, per test. They run independently and none of them can see the others, so what happens on one stays on one. Add another whenever you need it and let it go when you do not.
Open it and the phone is right there: tap, type, scroll, drag, rotate. Touch lands in well under a second, so it feels like a device in your hand rather than a video of one. Close the tab and it carries on without you.
Drop files onto the phone, pull them back, install an APK, grab a screenshot, share the clipboard. It behaves like a device you own, because for as long as you rent it, it is one.
Who it is for
Not one kind of person. The thing they share is a phone that has to be somewhere they are not.
How it works
There is no setup on your side. You choose, we build, you use.
Choose how much power it has, which Android it runs and how long you want it for. A day is fine. So is a year.
We build it, boot it and hand it over with the Play Store already on it. You watch the progress and it tells you when it is ready.
Install what you like, sign in where you like, leave it running. Come back to it from any screen you happen to have.
Downloads
Android and Windows are in testing now. Mac and iPhone follow, and every one of them opens the same phones from the same account.
In testing
The first app, with testers now. A phone inside the phone you already carry.
In testing
Several phones on one big screen, for when you are running more than a couple.
Coming
The same desktop app, built for macOS, once Windows has settled down.
We will say when.
Coming
An iOS app, after Android. Same account, same phones, same everything.
We will say when.
The Android app is in testing and Windows is close behind. When they land, a phone takes minutes to set up and you can keep it for a day or a year.