About Ramus
Ramus provides hosted, disposable Android devices in the browser for testing APKs, reviewing pull-request builds, and giving coding agents a device they can inspect and control. It supports browser uploads, CLI workflows, GitHub pull-request previews, screenshots, and shared watch links, with isolated environments that are cleaned up after runs.
What Ramus does
- Browser APK testing
- Upload an APK and interact with it in a hosted Android device.
- GitHub PR previews
- Build supported Android pull requests and open a working preview.
- Agent device access
- Let coding agents inspect, tap, type, and screenshot an Android app.
- Isolated sessions
- Fresh environments and devices are cleaned up after the run.
- CLI and watch links
- Start sessions from the CLI and share a browser watch link.
Who it’s for
Best for Android developers, QA engineers, mobile teams, and coding-agent workflows that need a disposable device without local emulator setup. Teams shipping iOS-only apps or needing a permanent production device lab should look elsewhere.
What it costs
Ramus is free for alpha. The public pricing page lists a $0 CLI trial with 60 minutes of CLI access, one active Android session, and APKs up to 150 MB, with up to three trials per IP address. Its signed-in “Build with Ramus” alpha offering is $0 and includes up to two concurrent sessions and APKs up to 300 MB. Sessions idle out after 30 minutes without device input (or 60 minutes while using the device); watch links default to 72 hours.
Works with
- GitHub
