EmuloAgent and ADB
Agent needs an emulator with an exposed ADB connection. Each profile targets one instance, and two configurations should not control the same instance at once.
Product comparison
Both products automate Android screens by image, text and color and use the same account and plan. Their execution, files and connection flow are different.
| Criterion | EmuloAgent | EmuloMobile |
|---|---|---|
| Installed on | Windows | Android 9 or later |
| Runs on | Android emulators connected over ADB | The Android phone, tablet or emulator itself |
| Screen access | ADB and emulator-window capture | Screen capture authorized by Android |
| Touch actions | Commands sent to the emulator | Accessibility service on the device |
| Multiple instances | Profiles can run in parallel, subject to the plan and PC | Automation runs on the device where the app is installed |
| Macro backup | Automatic cloud upload | Manual upload, one macro at a time |
| Primary store | Microsoft Store | Google Play |
Agent needs an emulator with an exposed ADB connection. Each profile targets one instance, and two configurations should not control the same instance at once.
Mobile uses accessibility for touch actions, screen capture to recognize targets and a foreground service to stay active. Android displays and controls these permissions.
Neither product is fully offline. Login, cloud features and license validation need internet; a temporary grace period uses the last known license state.
Passwords stay encrypted on the device and are excluded from backup, sync and sharing.
Choose EmuloAgent when you automate emulators on Windows, need profiles or want to run multiple instances in parallel.
Explore EmuloAgent →Choose EmuloMobile when automation must run directly on an Android device without depending on a PC.
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