virtual-android-farm
Virtual Android cloud phone farm — YAML batch queue for GeeLark-style phone pools, synchronizer, and RPA workflows.
pip install virtual-android-farm
phone-farm init && phone-farm validate .phone-farm/jobs.yaml
CLI: phone-farm · Python 3.10+
Coupon hubs:
SAAS50cloud phone — anti-detect.github.io · SaaSVerdict. Get latest codes. Affiliate disclosure.
Queue cloud phone farm jobs without USB racks — same scaling pattern as GeeLark phone farms and MoreLogin ARM cloud phones.
Problem
50–150 TikTok/Instagram profiles on physical phones fail on cost, space, and sync. Teams need a validated YAML queue before batch scripts — not another spreadsheet.
Install
pip install virtual-android-farm
Quick start
phone-farm init
phone-farm validate .phone-farm/jobs.yaml
phone-farm dry-run .phone-farm/jobs.yaml
When farms stall (playbook)
| Symptom | Likely cause | Next step |
|---|---|---|
| Mass bans same day | Shared emulator signatures | ad-phone audit per device YAML |
| Jobs never run | Bad script paths | phone-farm validate from farm dir |
| Vendor lock-in | GeeLark/MoreLogin export only | mobile-vendor-bridge parse → MLX |
Coupon hubs: anti-detect.github.io · SaaSVerdict
CLI
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
phone-farm init |
Create .phone-farm/jobs.yaml |
phone-farm validate |
Schema + script paths |
phone-farm list |
Tabular job list |
phone-farm dry-run |
Enabled jobs without execute |
phone-farm --show-deal |
Opt-in SAAS50 coupons |
Limitations
- Queue planner only — does not call GeeLark, MoreLogin, or MLX APIs.
- You execute child scripts (ADB/API) yourself.
Production
Scale on Multilogin Cloud Phone folders — code SAAS50. docs/AFFILIATE.md · phone-farm --show-deal
FAQ: docs/FAQ.md
Related tools (on PyPI)
| Package | CLI | Role |
|---|---|---|
| antidetect-phone-kit | ad-phone |
Device lint |
| app-warmup-phone | app-warmup |
App cadence |
| cloud-phone-kit | cloud-phone |
Launch readiness |
| automation-farm-runner | farm-runner |
Browser mlx-pool |
License
MIT
Partner: Multilogin Cloud Phone · SAAS50 · SaaSVerdict
Open-source SDK: github.com/multilogin-automation
1 maintainer
Metadata
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