Updated 17 Aug 2026
One product in this directory has real Android cloud phones. The rest are desktop-only, and this page says which is which instead of listing desktop software under a mobile heading.
Source note. Every specification on this site is copied from the vendor's own pricing page, help centre or documentation and dated 17 Aug 2026. Nothing here is measured by us. Where a vendor's marketing contradicts its documentation, the documentation is what we list. Some outbound links pay us a commission; entries are ordered alphabetically or by the column you sort on, never by payout.
This page exists because the question gets asked constantly and most comparison sites answer it by listing desktop products anyway. Here is the honest table.
| Product | Android client | iOS client | Mobile profiles | Cloud phone |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dolphin Anty | No | No | Not documented | No |
| AdsPower | No | No | Not documented | No |
| GoLogin | No | No | Not documented | No |
| Nativ Browser | No | No | Not offered | No |
Dolphin Anty's documentation states it is a desktop application for Windows, macOS and Linux with no mobile client. Nativ Browser's requirements list Windows 10/11 only. Neither AdsPower nor GoLogin documents a mobile build. Read 17 Aug 2026.
Search for an antidetect browser for Android and you will find pages listing desktop products under that heading, and APK files hosted on sites that are not the vendor. Most of those pages also predate Multilogin's July 2026 change and miss the one product that does answer the question. The desktop listings are wrong; the APKs are worse.
An APK for a product whose vendor does not ship one is, by definition, built by somebody else. Installing it grants full access to every account you then log into. That is the entire trade, and it is a bad one at any price.
A cloud phone, and Multilogin is the one product here that includes them. Extra minutes are metered beyond the monthly allowance. Source: Multilogin pricing page, read 17 Aug 2026.
None of these run on a phone. Remote desktop into a machine running one of them is the workaround people actually use.
Every product here can set a mobile user agent and screen profile. Whether that survives inspection is a separate question, and one nobody can answer from outside.