Mobile.dev

Simple end-to-end testing for Mobile and Web apps

Maestro Cloud runs parallel device and browser tests and provides video playback. Teams at Microsoft, Amazon, and Meta use it.

Maestro Cloud supports automated mobile testing on Android 15 and Android 16, with Pixel device profiles including Pixel 9 and Pixel 9 Pro XL.

mobile.dev launched with a $3 million seed round led by Cowboy Ventures.

Maestro Studio brings maintainable, no-code UI automation to the mobile ecosystem.

Automate Apple Maps with Maestro. A step-by-step E2E test in simple YAML - readable, reliable, and flake-free.

Maestro is free and open source, with tools to build, run, and debug locally. Maestro Cloud supports parallel test execution.

Maestro is free and open source, with local build, run, and debug capabilities and parallel test execution through Maestro Cloud.

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Create reliable UI tests fast. Run free on CLI or Maestro Studio, then scale on Maestro Cloud. Automate iOS, Android and web with simple setup.

Create reliable UI tests fast. Run free on CLI or Maestro Studio, then scale on Maestro Cloud. Automate iOS, Android and web with simple setup.

Simple end-to-end testing for Mobile and Web apps

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