Online Testing on iPhone & iOS devices

Test your iOS mobile app or website on a wide range of real iOS devices. Instant access to devices such as iPhone 15, iPhone 14, iPhone 13, iPhone 12, iPhone XR, iPhone 6s, iPad and more iOS devices.

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Wide range of iPhone devices

Test your mobile apps and websites on physical mobile iPhones. Choose from a range of iPhones, from iPhone 6s to iPhone 16.

Real iOS Device Cloud

Each test on TestingBot comes with a video screencast of the device, logs and other generated artifacts.

Secure and private

TestingBot provides pristine iPhones and the possibility of private iPhone devices.

Real-time debugging

Debug your websites & mobile apps. Access crash reports and logs to instantly fix bugs.

Tap, Swipe, Pinch & more

Interact with a physical, remote iOS device, just like you would while holding it in your hand. Tap, swipe, pinch and perform other gestures.

Test various network speeds

Run iPhone tests with different network speeds: choose between WiFi, 5G, 4G, Edge and more.

Real iPhone and iOS Devices for Testing

If you don't have an iPhone device to test on, simply connect to a physical device in TestingBot's datacenter. You will get instant access to a physical iPhone.

TestingBot provides iPhones ranging from iPhone 6s to iPhone 16.

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Geolocation Testing on iPhones

Perform geolocation testing in various regions across the world. Test iPhone Geo Targeting, Geo Blocking and Geo Localization in 10 countries, including Australia, Belgium, United Kingdom, United States, Germany, France, Spain, China and more.

Responsive Testing On iPhone

Choose between various iPhone devices with different screen sizes to perform responsive testing. Rotate the device for landscape and portrait mode testing.

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Appium Cloud Testing

Automated iPhone Testing with Appium

Use Appium to connect to our grid of physical iOS devices and run automated mobile Safari tests against your website.

Parallel Testing

Run multiple Appium tests simultaneously, shortening your total Appium execution time.

Write your tests in any language

Since Appium uses the WebDriver API, you can write your tests in any language and run on TestingBot.

Reliable Service

Test on a reliable platform, with zero test flakiness. Ship your website and mobile app with confidence.

TestingBot Tunnel

Local Cross Browser Chrome Testing

Use our secure tunnel to quickly and easily test your staging website on any Chrome browser version. Test localhost websites with Puppeteer, Playwright and Selenium.

Once you download and start our tunnel, you can immediately test your webapps running on your computer or internal network on any browser in our cloud, straight from your browser.

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iOS Real Device Testing

Test your website or mobile app on a real iOS device. Instant access to a physical iPhone or iPad.

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Test online on iPhone 16

iPhone 16

Test online on iPhone SE 2022

iPhone SE 2022

Test online on iPhone 15

iPhone 15

Test online on iPad (8th generation)

iPad (8th generation)

Test online on iPhone 11

iPhone 11

Test online on iPhone 14

iPhone 14

Frequently Asked Questions

Testing your iOS app on a variety of iOS devices is important before publishing to the App Store. TestingBot allows you to upload and test your app on a number of different iPhones.

Choose between various iOS versions and screen resolutions, to make sure your mobile app works on all iPhone devices.

Running an iOS simulator or emulator is slow. It is slow to start up and interact with, since it's mimicking a full OS on a currently running OS.

Simulators do not mimic the exact performance of the iOS device they're simulating. Some apps and services are missing as well, for example the Schoolwork app (using Classkit).

iPhone has a 28% global market share, it's important to make sure your website looks and behaves correctly on iPhones.

Safari is the default browser on iPhones, so you should test your website on mobile safari to make sure iPhone users have a good experience. Testing on Chrome or Firefox does not represent iPhone users.

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