Three developers from Spain and Israel built the phone their AI agents couldn't find

Three developers from Spain and Israel — Rojs Gordons, Dorian Jean and Stepan Yaksmanytskyy — have launched ERIUS PHONE, a service that gives AI agents real Android phones in the cloud.

The idea came from their own work. They were building AI agents and kept hitting the same wall: an agent could do almost anything in a browser, but the moment a task lived inside a mobile app — no website, no API — it was stuck. The only option was to buy physical phones, keep them charged and online, and wire each one to an agent by hand. "For one experiment, that's a drawer full of devices. For a team, it doesn't scale," the founders say.

So they built what they needed: a real Android phone in the cloud that an agent can pick up and use the way a person does — look at the screen, tap, type, open any app. You don't buy a phone; you rent one for exactly as long as you need it.

ERIUS PHONE helps in many directions:

- AI agents that complete tasks inside mobile apps that have no website or API;

- testing Android apps the way a real user does, on a real device, not a script that breaks when a button moves;

- keeping apps running around the clock without owning a phone;

- developers, QA teams and automation builders;

- anyone who simply needs an extra Android phone, right from the browser.

The team holds to a few rules: a real phone, not a pretend one — full Android, real apps, a real mobile browser; every phone is its own, isolated, never shared or pooled; and sign-ins stay human — people sign in to their accounts once themselves, the agent works inside that session and never handles passwords.

ERIUS PHONE offers a free 24-hour trial at https://eriusphone.com.

ERIUS PHONE is operated by Golan Europe S.L. (Spain).

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