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Pixel 7- System
- Android 15
- Network
- HTTP proxy
Create, start, stop, reset, and organize local Android virtual devices from one app. Assign an HTTP or HTTPS proxy, sideload authorized APKs, and keep every device disk on your own computer.
TOTAL DEVICES3
stored locallyRUNNING2
hardware acceleratedDATA LOCATIONLOCAL
inside Anfleet dataCLOUD COST$0
your PC supplies computeWindows and Linux · x64
ONE LOCAL CONTROL PLANE
Anfleet wraps the Android tooling in a focused desktop interface. The operator does not install or configure an emulator separately.
Create isolated Android 15 devices with persistent disks and independent lifecycles.
Select an authorized APK and install it through ADB without leaving Anfleet.
Configure direct, HTTP, or HTTPS networking for each device. Credentials are encrypted where the operating system supports secure storage.
Start, stop, reboot, wipe, and remove devices from the same fleet view.
Official Android packages are downloaded from Google and checked against the official package manifest.
Anfleet does not need a hosted Android provider. Your machine supplies CPU, memory, and storage.
The Android runtime is installed inside Anfleet on first launch.
Install the Windows setup file or run the Linux AppImage.
Review the Android SDK license. Anfleet downloads the official runtime once.
Name a device, choose memory and disk, then optionally assign a proxy.
Open emulator windows, install APKs, reboot, wipe, and manage the fleet.
Windows uses Windows Hypervisor Platform. Linux uses KVM. Hardware virtualization must be enabled in the computer firmware.
Anfleet is a desktop application for creating and managing multiple local Android virtual devices from one control panel.
No. Install Anfleet once. On first run, Anfleet downloads and configures the official Android Emulator, ADB, and an AOSP Android 15 image inside its own app data.
On your computer. Device disks, APKs, proxy settings, and activity records are not sent to an Anfleet compute provider.
Approximately 2 GB of official Android command-line tools and a vanilla AOSP system image from Google. Each device then uses additional local disk space.
No. The current beta uses vanilla AOSP and supports customer-authorized APK sideloading. Google Play and proprietary Google services are not included.
No. Anfleet is independent and must only be used with apps, accounts, content, and network routes you are authorized to operate.