Test it. Break it. Prove it.

Privara is our security-hardened, de-emulated Android 17 build, the OS you actually run. It presents as a real device, and for safety it denies extra and dangerous app permissions by default, so nothing escalates access without an explicit grant. TajApps licenses and supports it for self-hosted deployment.

Yes. The image is de-emulated at the property, file, sensor, CPU/GPU and kernel layers and presents as a real device, so apps that refuse to launch on ordinary emulators (Android Studio's AVD, Genymotion) run normally, and root is hidden.

No virtual device passes hardware-backed Play Integrity: the strong and device verdicts require a physical secure element (TEE), which no VM has. TajApps defeats software-based emulator and root detection, which is what the large majority of emulator-blocking apps actually check. Apps that hard-require hardware attestation (some banking/DRM apps) need a physical device.

Both. Run Privara fully hosted as a managed cloud Android service on our infrastructure: you create, reboot, power on/off and destroy your own devices from a self-service portal in the browser, while we run the backend servers, hypervisor and licensing; no servers or KVM setup on your side. Or self-host it on-premise on your own KVM / nested-virtualization VPS so nothing leaves your network. Same image and capabilities either way; you choose who runs the metal.

For self-hosted: a Linux VPS with KVM / nested virtualization enabled: we publish a known-good host spec and ship a one-command installer plus a preflight check. For hosted: nothing. We run the infrastructure and you access the device from your browser.

Yes. ARM (arm64-v8a) apps run via built-in translation on ordinary x86 cloud hardware, so you don't need special ARM servers.

Yes. Google Play services are provided via microG, so apps that show "no Google Play services" on bare emulators (for example Snapchat) launch and proceed. It also passes common root detectors such as RootBeer. Full Google account sign-in and features that require hardware-backed attestation are the exception: those still need a physical device.

Android 17 (API 37), the newest release, with realistic 8-core, modern-GPU device profiles.

Each deployment activates against a signed, time-boxed license and heartbeats to your dashboard. You can activate, extend, or deactivate devices remotely.

Yes, that's one of the main jobs it's bought for. Anti-analysis samples check for emulator properties, QEMU/Goldfish files, unrealistic CPU/GPU strings and dead sensors, then run benign code when they find them. Privara removes those tells, runs arm64 samples on x86, and keeps root available for instrumentation but hidden from the sample. Malware analysis & app security testing →

Yes, and it's a common use. Identity-verification and anti-fraud SDKs reject emulators by design, so most teams can't automate their own onboarding funnel at all. Privara lets your Appium/Espresso suite reach document capture, liveness and decisioning, while a stock-emulator lane proves your detection rules still fire. To be explicit: this is a test rig for systems you own or are contracted to test. We do not sell a way past anyone else's KYC. KYC, KYB & anti-fraud testing →

The whole thing. We scope it, issue one evidence request instead of one per framework, assess every applicable criterion, write the gap report, remediation plan, evidence index and ISO Statement of Applicability, work through the remediation with your team, then introduce our audit partner with the evidence index already in their hands. You answer questions and fix what we find. There is no second project to staff. Every engagement also includes one full penetration test at no charge. How the engagement runs →

An independent audit partner, never us. We do readiness, remediation and the evidence pack; they perform the SOC 2 examination or the ISO 27001 / 42001 certification audit. A firm can't both advise on and attest to the same controls, so that split is required practice rather than a limitation. Their fees are quoted separately and transparently, and nothing we write says or implies you passed.

No. We test web apps and APIs, mobile apps on both Android and iOS, cloud accounts and Kubernetes, and external and internal networks, plus objective-led red team and purple-team work. The fixed-price mobile resilience tiers are still there for teams who specifically need the anti-tamper layer tested by a device built to get past it. Pentesting & red teaming →

Yes. The OS is a dropdown at provision time. A Kali box comes with 68 one-click tool presets across 12 groups, Burp Suite with seven extensions already loaded, a browser desktop, a real terminal, file transfer and a job runner that keeps its output. An iOS Analysis device does static analysis of apps and firmware: 45 operations, static coverage of all eight MASVS categories. One console, one API, one CLI, the same snapshots and per-device VPN exit across all of them. The three device families →

It's a testing, QA, security-research and demo tool. Access is B2B and KYC-verified, and every license carries an acceptable-use policy: test only apps you own or are authorized to test. It cannot be used for mass or automated account creation on third-party services. That, along with fraud, fake accounts and ban evasion, is prohibited by the Acceptable Use Policy and is grounds for immediate termination.

Yes. Request a live demo below. Demos are provided on request to KYC-verified organizations.