Documentation
The platform, specified.
This documentation index is generated from the same capability registry as the rest of the site. Deep how-to articles will land with the first public build.
Environments
- Coming soon
Android virtual environment
A desktop-hosted Android environment designed around a full device model rather than a single app window.
Guest Android version, Google services availability, and certified-app behavior depend on the licensed stack and are not claimed as complete Play-certified devices.
- Coming soon
GrapheneOS environment
A GrapheneOS-class guest profile for privacy-hardened Android testing, hardened app behavior, and lab work that needs a locked-down mobile OS — not a stock OEM image.
This is an EMUDROIDX guest target, not an official GrapheneOS product. Hardware attestation, verified-boot, and Pixel-only GrapheneOS features are not claimed until a given build is verified. GrapheneOS is a trademark of the GrapheneOS project.
- Planned
iOS-class environment
An iOS-oriented virtual environment for development and testing workflows where technically and legally supported.
iOS virtualization, signing, and distribution are constrained by platform licensing. Feature parity with Android is not assumed.
- Coming soon
Virtual device configuration
Configurable device profiles covering display, storage, sensors, and hardware characteristics presented to software.
Performance
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CPU and multi-core allocation
Assign host CPU resources to the virtual device instead of being limited to mobile SoC envelopes.
- Coming soon
RAM allocation
Tune memory available to the virtual device according to the host machine and the workload.
- Coming soon
GPU acceleration
Designed to use host GPU acceleration for rendering and high-resolution mobile workloads where the stack allows it.
Acceleration paths vary by GPU vendor, driver, and guest graphics API. No FPS figures are published until measured on release builds.
- Coming soon
Storage performance
Host SSD-backed storage for the virtual device image, apps, and test artifacts.
- Coming soon
Hardware-assisted virtualization
Intended to use hardware virtualization extensions on compatible hosts for a more faithful device environment.
Requires a host CPU and firmware configuration that exposes virtualization extensions.
- Coming soon
High-resolution and high refresh displays
Drive the virtual device on large desktop displays, including high-refresh setups where supported.
Input
- Coming soon
Keyboard and mouse
Map desktop pointing and keyboard input into the virtual mobile environment.
- Coming soon
Game controllers
Use host gamepads with mobile titles and input mapping where the guest app allows it.
- Planned
Multi-monitor layouts
Place the virtual device and developer tools across multiple host displays.
Networking
- Coming soon
Proxy configuration
Attach the virtual device to operator-defined HTTP/SOCKS proxies for development and authorized testing.
Provided for development, QA, and authorized research. Not marketed as a method to evade security systems.
- Coming soon
Custom network configuration
Define connection profiles for how the virtual device reaches local and remote networks.
- Planned
Routing capabilities
Route selected traffic through host, virtual, or test paths as part of a controlled lab setup.
- Planned
Virtual network interfaces
Expose virtual NICs for lab topologies, localhost bridging, and isolated test networks.
- Planned
Traffic inspection for authorized testing
Inspect application traffic inside a lab you control, for debugging and security assessment you are authorized to perform.
Intended only for systems and data you are authorized to test.
- Coming soon
Host and localhost communication
Reach services running on the PC from the virtual device for local development.
- Planned
Network simulation
Simulate constrained or variable networks for application testing.
Device architecture
- Planned
Virtual SIM / eSIM-style identity
Model connectivity and subscriber-style identity as part of the broader device, not only the OS image.
No specific 3GPP, eSIM, or carrier API is claimed until implementation and certification status are verified.
- Coming soon
Sensor model
Present a coherent sensor and hardware characteristic set to applications inside the virtual device.
Developer tools
- Coming soon
Developer mode
Expose developer-oriented device settings, debugging, and inspection inside the virtual phone.
- Coming soon
APK testing
Install and exercise Android packages in a controlled virtual device.
- Coming soon
Rooted access
Optional privileged (rooted) device axes for maximum app performance tuning, instrumentation, package-level inspection, and authorized lab testing — including elevated shells, performance governors, and test hooks that a locked consumer image will not expose.
Root is a lab control, not a bypass product. It is intended for software you are authorized to test. Rooted profiles can change how apps, stores, and integrity checks behave. That is expected, not marketed as undetectable.
- Planned
iOS application testing
Test iOS applications where the environment, signing, and tooling allow it.
Subject to Apple platform rules and available tooling.
- Coming soon
Log inspection
Capture and inspect device and application logs from the desktop workflow.
- Coming soon
API testing
Exercise mobile clients against local and remote APIs from a reproducible device profile.
- Coming soon
Automation hooks
Create repeatable mobile workflows for QA, operations, and development automation.
- Coming soon
Fully AI-operated device
Run the virtual smartphone entirely by AI on your PC. An agent can drive the device as if it were in a human’s hands: launch apps, complete tasks, follow playbooks, and keep working without you sitting at the glass.
AI control is a platform capability for software and accounts you are authorized to operate. It is not a product for hijacking third-party accounts or bypassing their protections.
- Coming soon
AI app and task automation
Automate phone apps and tasks on the desktop: messages, testing flows, data collection you own, scheduled jobs, QA scripts, and operational checklists — executed inside the virtual device, supervised from the PC.
- Coming soon
Unattended PC-side phone operations
Leave the virtual phone running on the host. AI continues sequences while you work elsewhere: the PC supplies power and uptime; EMUDROIDX supplies the mobile environment the agent controls.
Security research
- Coming soon
Controlled testing environments
Stand up isolated virtual devices for authorized application testing and security research.
- Coming soon
Mobile application assessment
Support authorized mobile application security testing with developer access and reproducible configurations.
EMUDROIDX is not a bypass tool for authentication, bot protection, fraud systems, or access controls.
Gaming
- Coming soon
Mobile gaming on PC-class hardware
Run mobile games inside the virtual device using host CPU, GPU, display, and input devices.
Per-title compatibility and frame rates are not guaranteed and will be published as measured.
Platform
- Planned
Multiple instances
Run more than one virtual device where host resources and licensing allow it.
- Coming soon
Subscription licensing
Access EMUDROIDX through a subscription with account, license, and device activation management.