Phloom

Built for

Mobile QA on real iOS and Android hardware

Real hardware. Real browsers. Real QA.

Phloom gives mobile QA teams a shared fleet with team-scoped access. Tap, swipe, install builds, and verify flows on physical devices while everyone works from the same browser tab.

Who it's for: QA leads, manual testers, and automation engineers who need hardware fidelity beyond simulators — especially when validating device-specific behavior, OS builds, or carrier conditions.

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Key benefits

  • 01.

    Beyond simulators

    Exercise real radios, cameras, and OS builds that emulators miss — from one managed fleet.

  • 02.

    Team-scoped pools

    Each team sees only its assigned devices. Roles control who can view, control, or administer.

  • 03.

    Low-latency control

    Glass-to-glass streaming in the browser so testers stay in flow without local drivers.

  • 04.

    Audit trail

    Team-level activity logs show who took a device, ran scripts, or changed settings.

Common workflows

  • 01.

    Exploratory manual testing

    Take a free device, stream it in the browser, and run through new builds the way you would on a desk phone — without passing hardware around the office.

  • 02.

    Regression before release

    Re-run critical flows on a consistent hardware matrix. Team pools keep the right devices visible to the right squads.

  • 03.

    Automation with Appium

    Pair browser control with Appium sessions and custom actions when you need scripted steps alongside manual verification.

Questions about this use case

Can mobile QA teams use Phloom without USB hubs?
Yes. Testers sign in through the browser and control assigned devices remotely. Physical hardware stays connected to provider hosts; QA works from their laptops.
How is this different from cloud emulators?
Phloom streams control to physical devices, not emulated environments. You get real device sensors, OS builds, and hardware edge cases simulators often miss.

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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