Real Android phones, running in the cloud

FoxPhone is a cloud phone platform from Foxphone LLC. Instead of a desktop emulator, each cloud phone runs on dedicated ARM server hardware with a native Android environment (Android 10 to Android 15). You open it in a browser with nothing to install, and it keeps running 24/7 without using your own CPU or RAM.

Isolated by design

Every device is a separate environment with its own fingerprint (IMEI, MAC address, serial number) and its own network environment with a clean ISP IP. Locations include the United States, United Kingdom, France, Japan and India. Because instances do not share identity signals with each other or with your computer, running many app environments side by side stays stable and separated.

Built for AI agents and automation

AI agents can batch-operate a fleet of cloud phones: install and uninstall apps, launch them, and repeat tasks across many devices at once. People can use one-click sync to mirror actions from a master window. Developers use the platform as an Android VPS for long-running scripts or as a cloud device farm for testing across Android versions. Pricing is usage-based with a free trial, so you can try FoxPhone cloud phones before scaling up.