Android phones
Partly builtSome of this works today; the page says which parts.
A phone is a sandbox running AOSP Android 15, with no Google Play, in the Android emulator under the sandbox's own /dev/kvm. Drive it through the API, or connect adb, Appium or Maestro.
harebox new --image android-15-aosp --size default --name phone
harebox phone current --action ui_tree
| Action | Takes |
|---|---|
tap |
x, y |
swipe |
x, y, x2, y2, duration_ms |
type |
text |
key |
key, such as HOME, BACK or ENTER |
ui_tree |
Nothing; returns uiautomator's XML |
screenshot |
Nothing; returns a PNG in base64 |
install_apk |
apk_path, an APK you uploaded |
list_apps, open_app, stop_app |
package for the last two |
open_url |
url |
harebox phone adb ID opens a WebSocket tunnel to the emulator's adb.
A phone pays its size's Shared rate plus $0.04 an hour for the device, charged daily from the wallet: $0.07564 an hour at the default size, its smallest. The desktop stream shows the phone screen, for a person to take over.
Partly built: every action is built and checked, and the emulator installs on the phone's first boot, which needs network. Sleep saves the emulator's state first, because it's a nested machine. No emulator has run inside a server VM yet.