Ephemeral Phone

Recorded reference session

From sign-in to Android,
inside your browser.

See an authenticated user select a handset and open a short-lived WebRTC connection without moving Android applications and data onto the browser device.

Animated Ephemeral Phone demo moving from the authenticated dashboard to live Android control
The animation shows the complete opening flow recorded from the reference deployment. Select it for the higher-quality video.

What you will do

From sign-in to your Android home screen.

01

Sign in with GitHub

Use an approved GitHub account to enter the founding deployment. You never need to copy a backend token into the page.

GitHub sign-in gate on ephemeralphone.org
02

See only your handset

The console shows your remote phone, whether it is running, and the actions available to you.

Authenticated Ephemeral Phone dashboard
03

Open a temporary connection

Select Open and the console creates a short-lived connection ticket for the Android stream.

Live Cuttlefish Android lock screen over WebRTC
04

Use Android normally

Touch, pointer, and keyboard input control the remote handset. Android application data remains on the runtime host rather than this browser client.

Unlocked Android home screen controlled from a browser

Founding access

Manage your remote handset—and help shape the service around it.

Continue to the console