About

Remote Android for work that should not live on your personal phone.

CloudPhoneBase gives recurring work its own browser-based Android spaces, so project apps and web context stay organised away from a personal phone.

Give each project its own Android space

Define the job first: one campaign, research stream, Snapchat routine, or other recurring activity. Give the cloud phone a recognisable name and keep only the apps and web context that support that purpose.

  • Name the project outcome.
  • Keep its app and browser context together.
  • Avoid mixing unrelated accounts or routines.

Choose the right plan size

Count the active projects that need separate Android context, then choose Essential for one device, Plus for up to three, or Workspace for up to 25.

  • Essential: one cloud phone.
  • Plus: up to three cloud phones.
  • Workspace: up to 25 cloud phones.

Use the apps your workflow needs

Install the Android apps for the project, complete their current account steps, and test the exact features and browser handoffs the work depends on.

  • Complete the current sign-in flow.
  • Check the action that matters.
  • Keep supporting web pages with the project.

Keep orders and activation clear

Review the plan, price, crypto asset, network, and receiving address before payment. Activation is handled manually, so confirm availability and expected timing before paying.

  • Match the crypto asset and network exactly.
  • Keep the order reference.
  • Track payment and activation as separate stages.

What guides the product

Designed for an informed choice.

Continuity across sessions

Return to the same Android apps and browser context instead of rebuilding a recurring project on a local phone.

A purpose for every cloud phone

A named project space is easier to recognise, maintain, and hand back to the right workflow.

Compatibility checked around real work

Test installation, sign-in, the required feature, and any browser handoff rather than stopping at the app listing.

See the product in context

Start with the number of Android spaces you need.

Compare the monthly plans, then review app compatibility before creating an order.