On July 10, 2026, BitBrowser announced the launch of its iOS cloud phones, BitCloudPhone-iOS. The client already offered Android cloud phones; it now has an iOS tab in the same section.
According to the vendor, the service runs on a cluster of real iPhones. Each device has its own A-series chip, real identifiers, and all sensors. Only one model is currently available, the iPhone SE: when you create a device, you are randomly assigned a second- or third-generation SE. Apps can be installed from the built-in store, and files can be uploaded. You can transfer a device to a colleague or grant temporary access. Devices can be renewed individually or in bulk. The “transfer to phone” feature displays a QR code. After scanning it, you can control the cloud iPhone from your own smartphone.
Limitations. BitBrowser does not provide a proxy, so you need your own SOCKS5 proxy with a username and password or IP allowlisting. It must be configured before the first launch, or the device will not load. You cannot change the Apple ID, reset the device, rename the phone, or change system settings. Auto-renewal is enabled by default when you purchase a device. The product page lists a starting price of $30 per month per device; the client shows the exact amount when you place an order.
