Introducing iDroid
iStealth.
In your hand.
For years iStealth kept your work separate on the Mac. iDroid does exactly that on a real Android phone — one device, as many separate identities as you need.
One platform
Two halves of the same idea.
The browser keeps your accounts separate on the desktop. iDroid keeps them separate on the phone. Same principle, same launcher, same license.
Runs on
iStealth
Your Mac
iDroid
A real Android phone
Each profile is
iStealth
A separate device identity
iDroid
A separate device identity
Setup
iStealth
Install and sign in
iDroid
Connect by cable, one press
Storage
iStealth
Encrypted, off-device
iDroid
Encrypted, off-device
Managed from
iStealth
The launcher
iDroid
The same launcher
Included with
iStealth
Every plan
iDroid
Pro Max and above
One license · One launcher · One workflow
The life of a profile
Six moments. All of them yours.
01
Prepare
One press takes the phone from factory state to ready. Every stage is reported as it happens.
02
Create
Add an Android profile like any other profile — template, name, folder.
03
Launch
The phone becomes that identity and mirrors to your Mac screen.
04
Switch
Park one profile, open another. The phone is a different device in about a minute.
05
Stop
The profile packs away encrypted; the phone returns to a clean state.
06
Remove
Delete a profile and it goes — precisely, from the phone and from the cloud.
What you can count on.
Real hardware, start to finish.
No emulator, no virtual machine, no imitation layer. Apps read a real device because it is a real device.
Nothing bleeds between profiles.
Identity, storage, apps, logins and sessions belong to one profile and stay there. Switching does not carry anything over.
The phone keeps nothing.
Between sessions the device holds no working data. Stop a profile and what mattered is encrypted and off the phone.
One workspace for both halves.
Browser profiles and phone profiles sit side by side in the same launcher, same folders, same team, same license.
Questions.
What do I need to start?+
A supported Android phone, a USB cable, and an active Pro Max plan. The launcher prepares the phone for you — support confirms the current supported models with you before you buy anything.
Do I have to set anything up by hand?+
No. Connect the phone and press once. The launcher walks the whole preparation itself and stops with a clear message if anything is not right.
How many profiles can one phone hold?+
As many as your cloud space allows; one runs at a time. A parked profile comes back exactly as it was left.
Which plan includes iDroid?+
Pro Max and above — Pro Max, Worker Plus and Enterprise. Pro Max is self-serve: subscribe and iDroid appears in the launcher.
The other half is ready.
Add iDroid to your plan and put your accounts on a phone that behaves exactly the way you need it to.