cloudf.one rents out real Samsung Galaxy phones in Singapore, each on its own Singtel or M1 SIM, controlled from a browser tab. Not an emulator, and one phone goes to one customer. Teams use it to run Singapore social media and TikTok Shop accounts from abroad, test apps on a real device on a local carrier, and check how apps and ads look to a Singapore mobile user. Install anything from the Play Store. There's a REST API (DeviceFarmer STF) for listing your devices and taking control. Pricing:
Bitrise CodePush is a hosted over-the-air (OTA) update service for React Native and Expo apps, built into Bitrise Release Management. It has two components: the Bitrise CodePush Server, where you publish updates, and the open-source react-native-code-push SDK embedded in your app. The SDK checks for updates at launch and applies them automatically, delivering JavaScript bundle and asset changes directly to users without going through App Store or Google Play review.
CloudHandset is a hosted real Android device platform for app testing, QA workflows, support issue reproduction, and testing on real US carrier SIM/network conditions. Teams can access a dedicated physical Android phone from the browser, inspect device settings, run mobile apps, capture screenshots or recordings, and reproduce mobile workflows on real hardware. It helps QA teams, Android developers, support teams, and agencies compare emulator behavior with real-device behavior without shipping
GROWNX is app analytics software that consolidates portfolio management across the App Store ecosystem. The platform syncs downloads, revenue, and reviews in real-time through App Store Connect and RevenueCat integrations, displaying key metrics in a centralized dashboard. An AI copilot allows conversational data queries, delivering insights based on actual performance metrics. Trend forecasting projects key metrics over seven days with stated confidence levels. The execution feature generates a