Accelerate your XCUITesting capabilities with a remote iOS device grid. Upload your native iOS app (in Swift or Objective-C) and run XCUITests on hundreds of iPhone and iPad devices.
Test on real iPhones and iPads on the TestingBot cloud platform via XCUItest framework.
Scale your test execution with parallel XCUITest testing.
Replace your in-house iOS device lab with a cloud-based provider. TestingBot has 5 years of experience in running iOS tests on remote physical devices.
Get started in 5 minutesCreate an .ipa file of your native iOS app, and a .zip file of your XCUI tests. Using XCode, with Swift or Objective-C, you can build both files.
Upload your mobile app (in ipa format) and tests (.zip files) through the TestingBot REST API.
Start the tests through an API call. The test results will appear in the TestingBot member area, together with a video, logs, viewport screenshots and other generated data.
You can run tests in parallel on multiple devices, drastically shortening the time it takes to run your entire test suite.
No more need for an in-house device lab containing various iOS devices with different screen sizes and iOS versions.
Take advantage of remote iOS devices, with various screen sizes and iOS versions. We do not provide jailbroken devices.
Depending on the CI/CD service you are using, you can add multiple steps to achieve this.
Create both an upload app step, to upload the files to TestingBot Storage.
Finally, trigger the test run with our API. You can use our API to retrieve a JUnit XML report file, compatible with your CI/CD result parser.
You can change the network speed, language and locale of the device, change the GeoIP location and more.
Test filters are also available. These allow you to control which tests will be executed from the test suite.
You can find the XCUITest results, together with video and logs in the member area.
Using the REST API, you can fetch the results from our own CI/CD as well.
To get started, please see our XCUITest documentation.
Looking to automate native iOS apps? Read our XCUITest tutorial on how to use code for iOS automation.