The phone your customer is holding is not the one in your office
Drive a real Android phone or tablet from your browser — install your APK, capture the network, read the log, file the bug. Emulators in the same picker when you need to cover more devices.
Real phones and tablets · network capture and logs · emulators alongside
Real phones & tablets
Pixels, Galaxies, OnePlus — physical devices on racks.
Network capture, HTTPS
Decrypted on-device while the session runs.
Live device logs
logcat streaming next to the screen.
Emulators in the same picker
Add breadth without leaving your tab.
One Android is a thousand Androids
Screen sizes, pixel densities, font scaling, each maker's own version of Android, and many live versions at once. A phone that passes in your office tells you nothing about the phone your customer is holding. You have to test on the real thing.
The same flow, across the phones your users actually carry.
Pixel 8
Android 14
Galaxy S24
Android 14
Pixel 7a
Android 14
Galaxy A54
Android 13
OnePlus 12
Android 14
Test on the devices your users actually carry
Real Android phones
Real devices from real makers — the software layers, permission quirks and battery limits an emulator can never copy.
Real tablets
Bigger screens and split layouts, on real tablet hardware.
Android emulators
Same Android, same tools — move fast, then confirm on real hardware.
- GETapi.shop.app/v2/me2003s
- GETapi.shop.app/v2/catalog/popular2003s
- GETcdn.shop.app/i/hero-fall.webp2002s
- POSTapi.shop.app/v2/cart/items2011s
- GETtelem.shop.app/track/view204now
- POSTapi.shop.app/v2/checkout/confirm…
See what an iPhone can't show you
Android lets a session show far more than iOS can. In one session, with nothing added to your app, you get:
- All network traffic as a HAR file, HTTPS decrypted, with no SDK added to your app
- The live device log as you reproduce the bug
- The app's native view tree, with a locator you can copy
Everything you need, in one session
- Install your APK
- Capture network traffic
- Read device logs live
- Inspect native elements
- Set location and timezone
- Per-app language
- Push a file in
- Hear it, capture it, file it
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Upload the build and it installs on the device for the session, then is removed when you finish. You can also open the Play Store on the device and sign in with your own account to install a released app. App bundles (.aab) are not accepted — upload a built APK.
The session captures traffic from both Chrome and an installed app as a standard HAR, with HTTPS decrypted and no SDK added to your app — this is where Android shines. Traffic to certificate-pinned domains stays hidden, which is true for every vendor.
Only offline and Wi-Fi today. There is no 3G or 2G profile on an Android session — those exist on desktop browser sessions. This is a real gap, not a hidden setting, and we would rather tell you now than have you plan around it.
Biometrics — yes. Turn on Biometric for your build and answer the fingerprint or face prompt yourself, pass or fail, during the session (see our Biometric testing page). Camera and QR/barcode injection are not built here, and routing a session through another country is a desktop-browser feature, not a phone one. BrowserStack is the better fit if you need camera injection.
Yes, for features — an emulator session gives the same controls as the matching real Android device, and your APK installs and runs because the operating system is real. What it cannot show is anything physical: the maker's software layer, camera, sensors, radio, battery or true speed.
Per app, which is how Android allows it — your app is relaunched in the language you pick. Changing the whole device's language is not available and is not coming; the permission it needs is refused by manufacturer builds even for a privileged app. The timezone, by contrast, is changed device-wide.
Yes. You watch the live device log as you reproduce the bug, so a crash or warning shows the moment it happens. The screenshots, recordings and logs you capture stay in your organisation's gallery afterwards, not on the device.
Anything you installed is removed and the device is cleaned before the next person uses it — signed out, data wiped, and fully erased when a light clean is not enough. The screenshots, recordings and logs you captured stay in your organisation's gallery, not on the device.
Upload your build and it installs on a real Android phone or tablet for the session, then is removed when you finish — all from your browser, with no device of your own to set up. You can also open the Play Store on the device and sign in with your own account to install a released app; app bundles (.aab) are not accepted, so upload a built APK.
Open an Android phone and install your build
Real hardware in your browser tab, with the network log running and your evidence one click from your tracker.