Phloom
appx. Cbuilt for

One device fleet for your whole app team

Share one fleet across the whole studio.

App dev shops use Phloom so every role can reach real devices when they need them. Admins provision accounts and teams; the crew signs in and picks a team from the switcher.

one fleet for every chair in the studio.

who it's for

Cross-functional app teams: designers reviewing on-device UI, developers debugging builds, and PMs running smoke tests. They want one shared fleet instead of a cable pile on one desk.

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appx. C.1the gains

Key benefits

  • 01.

    No client install

    Control and preview run entirely in the browser. Onboarding is sign-in, not driver setup.

  • 02.

    Custom actions

    Build and run script libraries for repeatable taps, installs, and regression steps.

  • 03.

    Multi-OS coverage

    iOS and Android today with room for Tizen and webOS in the same fleet model.

  • 04.

    Invite-only access

    Administrators provision accounts so the fleet stays managed, not public.

appx. C.2the practice

Common workflows

  1. Design review on device

    Open a provisioned phone in the browser to validate layouts, motion, and safe areas on real screen sizes.

  2. Developer debugging

    Install builds, reproduce crashes, and iterate without unplugging hardware from a single engineer's laptop.

  3. PM smoke tests

    Run through release candidates on shared hardware before handing off to formal QA.

appx. C.3the questions

Questions, answered

Can designers and PMs use Phloom without engineering setup?
Yes. Once an administrator provisions an account and team access, non-engineers sign in through the browser. No local drivers or USB juggling.
How do studios avoid fighting over the same cable?
Devices live in a shared fleet with locks and team pools. Take a device when you need it. Release it when you're done. Everyone works from the same inventory.

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appx. A: Mobile QA Teams
ch. 06the invitation

Access is by invitation

Your administrator creates accounts, assigns teams, and provisions devices. When you have credentials, sign in and select your team.

fig. IIthree steps, then you are in.
  1. 01.Receive your username from an administrator
  2. 02.Sign in with your credentials
  3. 03.Pick your team in the top-bar switcher
Sign in
  • Team-scoped device pools
  • Role-based permissions
  • One browser tab for the whole fleet