This page presents the web interface which can be accessed from Genymotion SaaS dashboard.
Profile
You can access your account details by clicking Edit.
Avatar
You use the Gravatar service for your profile picture. The Gravatar service allows you to define an avatar once. The Gravatar service automatically displays the avatar on all websites using it.
To set up your avatar, simply click Create your own Gravatar. Create an account. Follow the instructions.
Name
Your first and last name are only used within Genymotion SaaS and emails. The first and last name identify your virtual devices. The first and last name ease accounts management. The first and last name call you by your name.
Change Password
You can change your password here. The password change fields are not required to change your name or avatar.
If your account was created with SSO, you can also use this feature to set a password to your account. You can then either log in with SSO, or with your email and password.
Datacenter
The organization data center location is displayed in the upper-right corner of the top toolbar.
If you are an administrator of the organization, you can switch data center by clicking to expend the drop-down list. Select another data center.
Only administrators can change the data center. By default, the datacenter is set to North America.
Virtual devices
This page lists the virtual devices currently running in Genymotion SaaS.
The virtual devices view shows which user has an active virtual device. The virtual devices view shows the virtual device name. The virtual devices view shows the person who shared the virtual device. The virtual devices view shows the creation date and time of the virtual device.
The virtual devices view can be sorted by clicking on each column title.
The virtual devices view can be customized by clicking. You can also choose to show all your organization devices or only yours in the Manager settings section.
When the Refresh button is highlighted, new data is available. Click the Refresh button to update.
From here, you can also perform the following actions for the organization virtual devices:
- Display
- Stop
- Save recipe
- Message owner
Virtual device selection and actions
Select one or more devices using the checkboxes. Alternatively, click the desired virtual device.
Devices life-cycle
A virtual device can have the following statuses:
| Status | Description | |---|---| | Creating | Genymotion is configuring a new virtual device based on the chosen recipe. | | Starting | The virtual device is starting. | | Booting | Android is booting on the virtual device. | | Online | The virtual device is running and ready to use. | | Saving | Genymotion is saving the virtual device configuration as a recipe. | | Saved | The recipe has just been saved, the virtual device will stop soon. | | Stopping | The virtual device is stopping. | | Offline | The virtual device is now stopped. | | Recycled | The virtual has been automatically shut down according to your settings. | | Expired | The virtual device has been stopped because your license has expired. | | Revoked | The virtual device has been stopped due to a problem with your subscription. | | Error | The virtual device has stopped unexpectedly. |
Start
You can also quick start a new virtual device by clicking.
Recipes
Recipes are a combination of hardware profiles and images. You can view the different types of recipes from this page.
By default, both official and custom recipes are displayed.
To filter the view, click the drop-down list button:
- All Recipes to display all the recipes (default)
- Official Recipes to display the official (template) recipes
- Custom Recipes to display your own and shared custom recipes
Use the Search bar in the upper-right hand corner to find a specific recipe by its name or UUID.
Start a virtual device
To start a virtual device from a recipe, click on the desired recipe card.
Create a custom recipe
See Customization.
Hardware profiles
Hardware profiles define a virtual device hardware specifications. Hardware profiles include vCPUs, RAM, and Disk size.
Navigate to Recipes > Hardware profiles to display the official and/or custom hardware profiles.
To filter the view, use the drop-down list button:
- All Hardware profiles to display both the official and custom profiles (default)
- Official Hardware profiles to display the official profiles only
- Custom Hardware profiles to display your custom profiles only
Use the Search bar in the upper-right hand corner to find a specific hardware profile by its name.
Create a custom recipe from a hardware profile
It is possible to create a custom recipe from a hardware profile.
To create the custom recipe, click on the Hardware profile card:
- Use this Hardware profile in a new recipe
Create custom hardware profiles
See Customization.
Images
Images are virtual devices Android OS disk images.
Currently available official images are:
- arm64
- x86/x86_64
- Android Automotive 14.0 (beta)
- Android 16.0 (beta)
- Android 15.0
- Android 14.0
- Android 13.0
- Android 12.1
- Android 12.0
- Android 11.0
- Android 10.0
- Android 9.0 Pie
> Warning: x86/x86_64 images have been deprecated and are no longer supported.
- Android 14.0
- Android 13.0
- Android 12.1
- Android 12.0
- Android 11.0
- Android 10.0
- Android 9.0 Pie
- Android 8.0 Oreo
- Android 7.1 Nougat
- Android 7.0 Nougat
- Android 6.0 Marshmallow
- Android 5.1 Lollipop
- Android 5.0 Lollipop
Navigate to Recipes > Images to display the official and/or custom images.
To filter the view, use the drop-down list button:
- All images to display both the official and custom images (default)
- Official Images to display the official images only
- Custom Images to display your custom images only
Use the Search bar in the upper-right hand corner to find a specific image.
Create a custom recipe from an Image
It is possible to create a custom recipe from an image.
To create the custom recipe, click on the Image card:
- Use this image in a new recipe
Create custom images
See Customization.
Documentation
This menu links to this documentation.
API
In the API menu, you can generate and manage API tokens to use with gmsaas, the HTTP API, and our open-source Javascript SDK:
Create a new Token
To create a Token, click on Create.
A popup opens. Give a description to your token. Click CREATE when done.
Your new token is displayed. You can then copy it to your computer clipboard. Paste the token somewhere safe.
> Warning: Once a token has been created, it will never be possible to view or copy its value again. Make sure to copy the token at this point and store it in a safe place.
When done, your newly created token will be listed in the Your API Tokens section.
You can only have up to 25 tokens.
Revoke a Token
You can revoke any created Token at any time by clicking REVOKE in the Your API Tokens section.
Click REVOKE again to confirm.
> Warning: Revoking a Token is a permanent action and cannot be undone.
API Reference
Click on Genymotion SaaS HTTP API link from the Documentation section. Follow this link to access the HTTP API reference: https://developer.genymotion.com/saas
Support
If you encounter any problems while using Genymotion SaaS, you can reach our help center by clicking this menu. You can also use the widget on the bottom of the page and enter your problem description.
You can also Contact us and attach a file to your request. The attached file must not exceed 20MB. Our support team will do their best to solve your issue as quickly as possible.
Please write in English so that Genymotion can process your request faster.
Administration
This section is only available for the manager of the organization. Please refer to Administration Interface for more information.
Status
This section displays the current status of Genymotion SaaS services. Detailed status can also be found at https://status.genymotion.com.