Development · Desktop app
SOME 3C
Hardware chassis, hubs, and control software for Android phone farms
SOME 3C manufactures hardware chassis, rack mounts, and motherboards for multi-device Android and iOS setups, accompanied by multi-device screen mirroring software (often branded with Panda tooling). It enables operators to mirror, control, and synchronize dozens of mobile devices simultaneously from a single PC. It is primarily used for social media automation and automated app testing farms.
What it's for
- Manage and screen-mirror dozens of Android motherboards simultaneously from a desktop PC
- House multi-device phone farms in 2U rack-mount chassis or acrylic enclosures
- Synchronize touch input across multiple connected devices for automated testing or engagement
Features
- Multi-device Android screen mirroring and group control
- Support for standalone phones and stripped motherboard units
- Multi-port USB hubs with charging and data transfer
- Rack-mount and box chassis designs for 20+ device deployments
- Automatic power-on boards and OTG control modules
Pricing
Freemium. Software features available for free; hardware chassis and components start around $15 to $150+
Details
- Type
- Desktop app
- Category
- Development
- Topic
- Device Management
- Open source
- No
- Platforms
- Windows, Android
- For
- Phone farm operators, social media automation managers, and mobile QA testers.
- Alternative to
- scrcpy, Total Control
- Tags
- phone farm, android, screen mirroring, hardware, device control, automation
Why it was saved
- @_djoker_: Allows centralized control and synchronization over hardware phone farms, with sufficient features even in its free tier.
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