FoxPhone

What it does

FoxPhone provides browser- and app-accessible virtual Android instances so teams can run app tests, automated workflows and separate multi-account sessions without physical phones. It targets QA teams, automation engineers, marketers managing many accounts, and developers who need remote device access. Virtual Android instances and fleet management FoxPhone runs isolated Android "cloud phones" you access from a web dashboard or Android client. The dashboard lists instances and lets you create, clone, power-cycle and snapshot devices, and run multiple devices concurrently for scaled tasks or parallel QA. Automation and scripted workflows The platform supports running automation scripts and bots inside real Android environments and advertises AI-assisted scheduling for repeated actions. Users can run continuous or scheduled tasks such as posting, in-app workflows or automated testing across devices from a single control plane. Network and fingerprint isolation Each instance can be assigned HTTP or SOCKS5 proxies and isolated device fingerprints so sessions remain separated. This lets teams simulate different geolocations, test region-specific behavior, or reduce cross-linking between accounts when running multiple sessions. Developer access: ADB, APK sideloading and app installs FoxPhone supports APK uploads and ADB-based sideloading alongside a built-in app interface, enabling developers and testers to install custom builds, push updates, and run tests on virtual devices without physical hardware. Public REST API and bulk operations A documented public API exposes endpoints to list phones and proxies, perform bulk resets and bind proxies programmatically. The API includes rate limits and specific rules for batch operations (for example, bulk reset behavior and follow-up proxy binding), enabling integration into CI or automation pipelines.