Mobile Emulator FOR Testing
Test at scale on Android emulators
End-to-end testing is critical for product quality. Test multiple Android device configurations at scale without expensive server costs.
Interact with mobile emulators without the complicated setup
Tap, swipe, scroll, rotate, and shake. Perform all the gestures a user would do on an Android device and analyze crash logs to dig into bugs.
Run tests on different devices and screen sizes concurrently
Android users are diverse. Make sure you have test coverage for old and new OS, so none of your users feel left out from a great mobile experience.
Automated testing that works with your Android framework
It doesn’t matter if you are using Kotlin, Ionic, Flutter, or React Native. Waldo works with your tech stack to make mobile app testing painless.
Features built by developers for developers
Test creation
Take the pain, and wasted time, out of building tests
Debugging signals
Actionable, visual signals to find bugs quickly
Flakiness detection
Stop worrying about different results from the same test
Rules
Decide when to run each test for efficient results
Branches
Share tests with your team through version control
Live
Review and share what you are building in real time
The number of bugs that slip through the cracks is drastically lower. Day and night for us.
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Frequently asked questions
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What is an emulator in mobile app testing?
A mobile emulator allows you to test both the software environment a simulator covers AND the underlying hardware configurations that could impact application performance. Emulators can help you test important transaction points in your application, the read/receive ability of the app, and allow you to view how device settings (screen resolution, screen size, etc.) impact the visual display of the app.
Why test on a mobile emulator instead of a real device?
Just like with mobile testing simulators, emulators help you conduct scalable testing of application performance on different devices during your development process. Real devices can still be used in the lead up to your release.
What to look for in a mobile emulator for testing?
Something that makes your life easier from setup through testing.
An ideal mobile simulator has no intense coding, scripting, or time consuming, heavy-lift maintenance required. Simulators should improve your efficiency: meaning from setup through testing your life should get easier.
A tool that enables concurrent testing on multiple device types.
Your end users will be accessing your work on a variety of device types. Your mobile simulator should help you catch bugs quickly and in-cycle by empowering the team to run multiple tests across multiple device types.
Something that positively impacts your server expenses.
Testing shouldn’t be a bottleneck or a cost center…it should be a competitive advantage! Mobile simulators can and should reduce the costs usually associated with testing while still giving you valuable insight into regressions, bugs, and other unwanted behavior.
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