Cloud Android emulators for app developers and coding agents
A Java build tool that reads module-info.java or pom.xml instead of requiring separate build configuration
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Based in
US
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Pricing model
Freemium
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Pricing
Free: $0, 30 minutes a month, 1 device at a time. Hobby: $2/month, 200 minutes a month, 1 device at a time. Pro: $10/month, Unlimited minutes, 2 devices at a time. Enterprise: Custom pricing.
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Key features
Test Android APK builds in a hosted emulator via browser
Give coding agents device control to test and verify builds
GitHub pull request preview environments
Share live device sessions with reviewers by link
Support for Kotlin, Jetpack Compose, Expo, React Native, and Flutter
CLI and MCP access for agents
Isolated and cleaned up build environments
Scoped GitHub token access for builds
Hot reload support and adb access
Terminal trial without account signup
Reads module-info.java as the build configuration
Works with existing pom.xml on the class path
SHA-256 checksum verification of dependencies
Ahead-of-time cache mode for CI servers
Incremental compilation with caching
Support for multiple Java versions
Integrated build output directory management
Support for Kotlin compiler plugins
Reproducible builds with identical bytes
What makes it different
No Android Studio or local setup required—test directly in browser
Isolated environments automatically cleaned up after each session
Scoped repository access with short-lived tokens for security
Integrate coding agents directly with device control
Seamless GitHub pull request integration with live preview links
Eliminates redundant build configuration by reading directly from module-info.java or pom.xml
15-21% faster full builds and 30% faster incremental builds than Maven or Gradle
50,000 lines of code with no external dependencies versus 540,000 for Maven or 3.4 million for Gradle
Supply chain verification with SHA-256 checksums of all dependencies
Coding agent can migrate existing Maven or Gradle builds automatically
Ramus
Jenesis