TestingBot Cross Browser & Mobile Testing Platform

TestingBot provides a cloud-based environment to run manual, automated, visual, and responsive tests on iPads. It supports a wide range of hardware from iPad Pro, Air, and mini to 6th through 11th generation iPads, covering iPadOS versions 12 through 18. Users can access these devices via a browser without needing a Mac or Xcode installation.

TestingBot AI Insights is an AI-powered analysis feature that explains automated test failures in plain language. It analyzes test logs to provide the root cause, a timeline of events, supporting evidence, and suggested fixes with a confidence score. It supports a wide range of frameworks including Selenium, Appium, Playwright, Puppeteer, Cypress, Espresso, XCUITest, Maestro, and codeless AI tests.

TestingBot provides a cloud-based environment to run manual, automated, visual, and responsive tests on Samsung Galaxy devices. It supports a range of hardware from Galaxy S8 to S26, including Galaxy A series and Galaxy Tab A, running Android versions 9 through 16. Users can choose between hosted Android emulators for fast initial feedback or real Samsung hardware for high-fidelity testing of One UI behavior, real sensors, and actual Chrome for Android WebView behavior.

Magnitude is an AI browser automation framework that utilizes Vision AI to understand and interact with webpages. It allows developers to automate tasks, test functionality, extract data, and verify webpage behavior by simulating a real user's visual understanding of the DOM.

TestingBot provides automated visual UI regression testing to detect layout shifts, UI inconsistencies, and visual defects on webpages and mobile apps. It uses pixel-by-pixel comparison between a baseline image (marked as correct) and a new screenshot. If the number of differing pixels exceeds a defined threshold, the test fails. This is designed to be integrated into CI/CD pipelines to ensure new front-end code does not negatively impact the product.

TestingBot is a cloud testing platform that provides access to over 6100 real browsers and physical iOS and Android devices. It supports a variety of testing workflows, including automated web and app testing, AI-driven testing, manual interactive testing, visual regression testing, and WCAG accessibility testing.

A service account is an API-only identity used to run automated tests with its own dedicated key and secret. Unlike sub-accounts, service accounts have no dashboard login and cannot be used to sign into the TestingBot UI. They are ideal for CI/CD pipelines, environment-specific credentials, and scenarios where credentials need to be rotated without affecting human users. All service accounts belong to the account owner, share the owner's subscription concurrency/minutes, and are managed by team admins.

Puppeteer is a NodeJS framework that provides an API to interact with Chrome or Chromium browsers via the DevTools protocol. It can run in either headless mode (default) or headful mode. Key capabilities include testing Single-Page Applications (SPAs), automating browser actions, generating PDFs from webpages, capturing Timeline Traces for performance diagnosis, and integrating with frameworks like Jest, CodeceptJS, and WebDriverIO.

TestingBot provides automated accessibility testing to ensure web applications comply with Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG). The service allows developers to identify accessibility violations, prioritize them via severity classification, and receive detailed reports with recommended fixes. Key features include customizable alerts (email, webhooks, SMS) and the ability to test locally hosted or authenticated pages using the TestingBot Tunnel.

TestingBot Codeless Web Automated Testing allows users to run pre-recorded Selenium tests on the TestingBot cloud grid without writing manual code. The feature set includes the ability to add new tests, organize tests into suites, schedule test executions, configure test alerts, use variables, and utilize a set of supported commands.

The Private Real Device Cloud provides a dedicated set of real iOS and Android devices hosted in a secure EU datacenter. Unlike public clouds, these devices are reserved 24/7 exclusively for one team, eliminating queues and ensuring guaranteed availability. They are accessible via standard Selenium and Appium endpoints.

TestingBot provides a cloud platform for automated, manual, and visual testing across over 5,200 browser and device combinations. Supported browsers include Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Safari, Opera, and IE across various OS versions (e.g., Windows 11, macOS Sequoia). It supports automation frameworks such as Selenium, Playwright, Puppeteer, and Cypress, and allows for live manual sessions where users can toggle settings like proxies, cookies, and JavaScript to verify application behavior.