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App teams & QA
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Test smarter.
Open multiple Android virtual devices for hands-on app checks, Play Store flows and repeatable demonstrations.
Your Android lab starts here Windows desktop
Your Android universe.
One desktop.
Create, launch and manage a whole farm of Android virtual devices. Explore Google Play, test app experiences and keep every device in view from one elegant Windows control room.
ZIP containing Windows EXE • Free download • Android components installed in-app
01 / The new way to run a device labScroll to explore
Google Play enabled devices
Flexible multi-emulator target
Observed network details
One guided setup
Built for the curious and the ambitious
A device farm for
every kind of builder.
Whether you are teaching Android, exploring an app, or comparing how a workflow behaves across devices, Mobile Farm brings the moving parts into one place.
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Educators & students
Make Android a classroom.
Give lessons, tutorials and experiments a practical space without asking every learner to master the Android command line.
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Device farm operators
Manage the whole lineup.
Create named virtual devices, choose how many to open and see which ones are starting, running or stopped.
Your command center
Everything in view.
Nothing in your way.
Mobile Farm wraps official Android tools in a desktop interface designed to make everyday emulator work feel simple.
Build a lineup
Create Google Play-enabled Android virtual devices with a name prefix, phone profile and system image.
Open the number you need
Enter a target count and Mobile Farm reuses compatible devices, creates missing ones and starts the lineup.
See each device clearly
Watch device status and inspect the private IP and Wi-Fi MAC observed inside a running Android guest.
Explore Google Play
Open the Play Store, jump to an app listing by package ID or launch an app already installed on a device.
Control network routing
Save a separate HTTP proxy for each virtual device when your workflow needs distinct TCP egress routes.
Mobile Farm SYSTEM READY
DEVICE CONTROLYour Android lineup
↗DEVICESTATUSPRIVATE IP
Classroom_01Running10.0.2.16
Classroom_02Running10.0.2.17
Classroom_03Running10.0.2.18
Classroom_04Booting—
Illustrative interface · network values vary by emulator
Create the space to explore
From one virtual phone
to a whole new perspective.
More devices. More ways to learn, test and understand Android.
Three steps to your first device
Start simple.
Go further.
The app guides the setup and shows what it is downloading as it prepares Android Emulator and a Google Play system image.
Download
Download the ZIP, extract MobileFarm.exe and open it. No Android Studio setup is required.
Set up
Accept the Android SDK licenses, then follow the in-app component downloads and progress display.
Open your farm
Type how many emulators you want open, start them and explore Google Play inside a device.
Good to know
Questions,
answered.
Everything you need before starting your Android device lab.
Get Mobile FarmDo I need Android Studio?
No. Mobile Farm can download its own Android components after you accept the applicable Android SDK licenses. The first setup downloads several gigabytes.
Can I install apps from Google Play?
Yes, on Google Play-enabled virtual devices. Open the Play Store inside an emulator and sign in to Google if required for the app you want.
How many emulators can I open?
You can enter any positive target. We recommend staying at or below 64 because Google's Android Emulator documents a 64-instance port range on one PC. Your hardware may support fewer in practice; Mobile Farm reports when it cannot reach your target.
Does each device get its own public IP?
The app shows private IP and Wi-Fi MAC values observed inside Android. Devices normally share your PC's internet connection. You can configure a separate HTTP proxy for each device's TCP traffic if you have your own proxy endpoints.
What does Mobile Farm run on?
Mobile Farm is a Windows desktop application. Android virtualization must be available on the PC; the app can point you to Windows Hypervisor Platform setup when needed.
Will Windows show an unknown publisher notice?
This release is not digitally code signed, so Windows may show an unknown publisher notice. Download from this site and compare the file with the published SHA-256 checksum before running it.
Your next Android idea starts here
Build your device farm.
Explore what is possible.
Bring your Android workflows together on one Windows desktop.
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