Page and ads account sit on one personal phone
One login fails and the page next to it gets dragged. Handover means handing over the phone.
The usual mess is a page, an ads account, and a personal login on one personal phone. The console splits devices by project, dispatches media once, and syncs the repeats.
One login fails and the page next to it gets dragged. Handover means handing over the phone.
Without batch dispatch, every campaign is AirDrop and cables.
Ads, support, and content phones mixed together. Finding a device is slower than posting.
Facebook needs the page, the ads account, and the personal login split — not another “FB-only cloud phone.” Real devices in projects; media dispatched once.
One login failing should not drag the page next to it. Home Device can wipe data between logins; Cloud Device is ready if you have no phones yet.
Main images and video go to the cloud drive; dispatch the ads group. Don’t AirDrop every campaign.
Split ads and support. When someone leaves, disable the sub-account — you don’t hand over the phone.
Ad creative testing · Cloud Device · Home Device · Home vs Cloud
The device layer is ready now — Home Device or Cloud Device. TikTok automation is the live example. Facebook can be custom-built around your flow.
High-value ads accounts should. Mix them on one personal phone and a failed login can pull the page with it.
It’s a real iPhone. What you install and sign into is yours. The console does mirroring, groups, and dispatch — we don’t run ads or collect for you.
Need cleanup or cloning → Home Device. No phones, or you want to preview creatives first → Cloud Device. Most teams own a base and rent bursts.
That page is previewing creatives and landing pages before you spend. This page is day-to-day isolation of pages and ads accounts.
Home Device has no setup fee. Connect one, run your own flow, then decide whether to scale. Cloud Device is billed in 30-day cycles and stops if you don’t renew.
No signup needed. Ask about setup, fit, and pricing:

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