Phloom

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Run your device lab from one admin surface

One admin surface for the whole farm.

Device lab operators use Phloom to register provider hosts, assign devices to teams, and keep fleets healthy — while testers and developers sign in through the same product.

Who it's for: Lab managers and platform operators who register hardware, connect provider hosts, assign teams, and monitor fleet health across a multi-OS device farm.

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Key benefits

  • 01.

    Fleet inventory

    Register devices, filter by team or provider, and see what is free, in use, or unassigned.

  • 02.

    Provider hosts

    Connect machine agents that bridge physical hardware to the hub without per-tester installs.

  • 03.

    Platform settings

    Configure streaming, object storage, and TURN from admin surfaces built for operators.

  • 04.

    Operational visibility

    System status, Appium logs, and audit history help you run the lab without SSH sprawl.

Common workflows

  • 01.

    Onboard new hardware

    Register devices, attach them to provider hosts, and assign teams so the right pool sees new inventory immediately.

  • 02.

    Monitor fleet health

    Use system status and provider runtime views to spot offline hosts, misconfigured streams, or setup gaps before testers do.

  • 03.

    Govern access

    Provision accounts, teams, and roles so each group gets the devices they need without sharing admin credentials.

Questions about this use case

Can operators manage multiple OS types in one lab?
Yes. Phloom supports iOS, Android, Tizen, and webOS hardware in the same fleet model with team-scoped assignment and admin inventory views.
Do operators need SSH for every debugging task?
Many operational tasks — inventory, assignment, Appium log tailing, audit review — run from Phloom admin surfaces, reducing SSH sprawl for day-to-day lab work.

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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
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  • Team-scoped device pools
  • Role-based permissions
  • One browser tab for the whole fleet