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XCloudPhone is a young engineering team in Vietnam running Android Cloud Phones on real ARM hardware — no emulation, no virtual machines. We strip real phones down, rack them in a data centre and stream them to your browser, so gamers anywhere get an Android that runs 24/7.
Mission — put a real phone in the cloud within reach of every gamer on earth.
Every XCloudPhone starts life as an ordinary retail Android phone. Scroll to watch it become a node in the datacenter — one step at a time.
Start
A stock retail device, screen on, running a game — exactly like the one in your pocket. That's the point: it's a real phone.
Strip
The screen and battery only serve the person holding the phone. Remove them: no battery wear, no overheating. What's left is what games need — the board with an ARM chip.
Cool
A finned aluminium block presses straight onto the main chip, so the phone grinds heavy games 24/7 while the silicon stays cool.
Enclose
The board goes into a metal enclosure whose fans pull air through the heatsink and push the heat out — the standard unit, stacked by the hundred across our datacenter.
Deploy
It slides into a rack cabinet: redundant power and network, active cooling, constant monitoring. One slot in that rack is your phone.
The scene recreates the exact process we run every day in the datacenter — you're just watching it in 3D.
A group of young engineers who love games and hardware — from researching mobile infrastructure to running our own datacenter of real devices.
2019
Started in Ho Chi Minh City with a hard problem: how to run, cool and control fleets of real Android devices reliably at scale — the foundation for everything that followed.
2024
While the market rushed to virtual machines on x86 servers, we bet the other way — games deserve real ARM silicon. The first device trays were designed and hand-assembled one by one.
2025
XCloudPhone opened in Vietnam: real Android devices streamed to the browser at ~25ms. Our first users were gamers just like us — and they stayed.
2025
We threw the whole team at the pipeline — WebRTC P2P, encoder and network tuning — to hold the stream at ~25ms and a steady 60fps. Every millisecond shaved is a smoother play.
2026
Repositioned the whole product around gaming: 24/7 AFK grinding, multi-account play, controlling many phones at once — and the start of taking XCloudPhone worldwide.
2026+
A no-code automation builder — daily quests and in-game farming loops — is on the drawing board, along with more devices for more regions.
No magic — just real hardware and a streaming path tuned down to the millisecond.
Every phone is a stock phone mainboard racked in a data centre. Android runs natively on real ARM silicon — games see a real device with real performance.
Video travels straight from the device to your browser over a peer-to-peer link — no relay server in the middle.
The whole device lifecycle sits in your browser: install APKs, manage files, share access, drive many phones at once.
We're a young Vietnamese engineering team — raised on games, fluent in hardware. XCloudPhone is our answer to a simple question: why should gamers choose between buying an expensive phone and suffering a virtual one? Don't choose — rent a real one.
Founded in Ho Chi Minh City — running our own hardware datacenter in Vietnam.
The hardware road costs far more sweat and money than emulation software. We take it anyway, because the player's final experience can't be faked.
We grind AFK too, play multiple accounts too, care about every frame too. The product is designed from the player's seat, not a boardroom.
~25ms is a real measurement, 60fps is a real frame rate, hourly pricing is the final price. No fog, no hidden fees.
Where we serve
Create an account and get free trial hours — no card required. The same real phone paying users get.
