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Pokémon GO on a cloud phone: 24/7 idle guide

Run Pokémon GO 24/7 on a dedicated cloud Android phone. What to auto-farm, which plan to choose, setup steps and FAQ.

Some idle loopsAR · CollectRecommended plan: Standard

Virtual GPS and step simulation are powerful. Pokémon GO's terms prohibit location changes, so use them at your own risk, keep movement realistic, and consider a second account.

Start your cloud phone Set up Pokémon GO in five steps

Why run Pokémon GO on a cloud phone

Walk anywhere with the virtual GPS

Type coordinates or pick a landmark, then move with the on-screen joystick or WASD at walking, cycling or driving speed. Tokyo nests in the morning, Taipei raids at night.

Hatch eggs and earn Buddy candy from your desk

Walking speed moves your trainer at a realistic pace, and step simulation feeds games that read the pedometer, so eggs hatch while you work.

A second trainer that never runs out of battery

Run an alt on the cloud phone with its own Google account. Gifts, Battle League sets and Remote Raids on both accounts, from any browser.

Set up Pokémon GO in five steps

STEP 01Sign in with Google
Open cloudphonego.com in Safari on iPhone or iPad, or any browser on Android, PC and Mac. No download.
STEP 02Launch your cloud phone
Pick a plan; the device boots in seconds.
STEP 03Install Pokémon GO
Open Google Play on the cloud phone and install Pokémon GO like on any Android phone.
STEP 04Log in to your game account
Use the account you want on this device. Alts get their own cloud phone.
STEP 05Start the loop and close the tab
Turn on auto-battle or queue your timers, then close the browser. The device keeps running.

What to leave running

Daily GO Battle League sets
Opening and sending gifts to grow friendship levels
Remote Raids and Raid Hours in any time zone
Egg hatching and Buddy walking at walking speed
Spinning stops along a joystick route

Tips from the beta

Keep movement at walking or cycling speed and wait a few minutes after a long jump before interacting. Fast teleports are what gets accounts soft-banned.
Use a tablet or PC browser for raids: a bigger screen makes charged-move timing easier.
Standard is the sweet spot for AR-heavy sessions; Starter is fine for gifts and battles.

Pokémon GO on CloudPhone Go: FAQ

Does the cloud phone have GPS controls?

Yes. Every device has a virtual GPS with manual coordinates, popular landmarks and a joystick or WASD mode at walking, cycling, driving or custom speed. Step simulation is included for pedometer-based games.

Is this allowed by Niantic?

Location changes are against Pokémon GO's terms of service and can lead to warnings or bans. We give you the tools; you choose how to use them. Keep speeds realistic and avoid rapid jumps.

Can I run my main account on it?

You can, but most players keep the main on their own phone and use the cloud phone for a second trainer.