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Pixel 7a
In the rackReal sensors, real ISP
Phase 1 · Now in public beta
Real Android. Rented by the minute.
DeviceRent gives you a live ADB shell on a real, physical Android device — no emulators, no cloud farms, no nonsense. Connect in under a second over Tailscale.
Available8 devices online
bash — devicerent
Fleet & roadmap
scroll →Hardware emulators can't fake.
Real silicon, real sensors, real quirks. The rack today is five Pixel 7a, one Galaxy A16, one Galaxy A54 and one Redmi Note 13 — the rest is hardware we intend to buy, marked as roadmap below, and what we buy next is driven by what people ask for.
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Galaxy A16
In the rackOne UI, not stock
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Galaxy A54
In the rackOne UI, 120 Hz panel
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Redmi Note 13
In the rackHyperOS, not stock
Test Glyphs Locally
Nothing Phone (2a)
RoadmapGlyph interfaces
Drive Real Camera Sensors
Galaxy S24 Ultra
Roadmap200MP sensor APIs
Hit Real Foldable APIs
Pixel Fold
RoadmapPosture & hinge events
$ su
root@oneplus:/ #
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Root Access — Roadmap
OnePlus 12
RoadmapMagisk / Xposed
Physical hardware
Five Pixel 7a, one Galaxy A16, one Galaxy A54 and one Redmi Note 13 today — OnePlus and Nothing phones are on the roadmap. Hosted in the Netherlands (EU) for GDPR data residency. Sensors actually work.
Native ADB & automation
Authenticated ADB over Tailscale. Use your local toolchain — Android Studio, scrcpy, adb — or drive it headlessly from Appium, Espresso & CI.
Sub-second connect
Devices stay powered and connected, each reporting in every 20 seconds. Reserve one and you land in a shell, not a boot sequence.
Why DeviceRent
Real hardware shouldn't be a privilege.
Emulators quietly lie — about sensors, cameras, thermals, and timing — and the bugs they hide land on your users instead of in your test run. Traditional device farms bury real phones behind proprietary UIs, queues, and enterprise contracts.
We think any developer should be able to reach a real, physical Android phone in seconds, drive it with the tools already on their machine, and pay only for the minutes they use — no emulators, no lock-in, hosted in the EU and reachable over a private tunnel.
Built for engineers
Things emulators quietly break.
Emulator bugs that vanish on real hardware.
Biometrics, camera APIs, and sensors only behave when the silicon does. Catch the regressions before your users do.
Tailscale isolation. Your pipeline, secured.
No public ADB port, anywhere. Your shell rides an authenticated, session-scoped tunnel — no port forwards, no jump boxes, no inbound holes in your network.
Verified wipe between renters.
Every phone is cleared over USB and the result is checked before it goes back in the pool. A device that cannot prove it was cleaned goes to maintenance, not to the next renter.
Early access
The fleet is small, and you decide what grows it.
Five Pixel 7a, one Galaxy A16, one Galaxy A54 and one Redmi Note 13, hosted in the Netherlands — that is the whole rack, and the live count above is not marketing. Tell us what you need a real device for: we'll email you when one matching it is free, and your answer decides which phones get bought next.
Want the longer version? See what we can and can't do yet.