FoxPhone for Windows

Cloud Android phones you can run 24/7 from any browser.

FoxPhone is a Windows desktop client for cloud Android phones. Instead of running an emulator on your own computer, the phones run on remote servers and the app streams each one into a window that you control with your mouse and keyboard.

Every cloud phone works like a separate device with its own apps, settings and data, so you can keep different accounts apart and switch between them without signing in and out. Several phones can be open side by side, and the client includes batch tools for installing, removing and launching apps on many phones at once. FoxPhone also offers an AI agent that can carry out repetitive tasks across a group of phones.

Because the phones live in the cloud, they keep running after you close the client, which helps with long-running jobs, testing apps on different Android versions, and managing social media or store accounts. The same phones can also be opened from the macOS, Android and iOS apps or from a web browser.

The client is free to download. Using cloud phones requires a FoxPhone account, and the cloud phone service itself is offered as a paid subscription.