Waldo allows mobile developers, designers, and product managers to record and monitor user flows. It tests those flows with every new build and reveals any UX differences. Waldo works with both Android and iOS.
Catch and investigate regressions in your mobile app with the leading technology for automated end-to-end testing.
- Test creation: Take the pain out of automated end-to-end testing. The fastest way to create and maintain automated end-to-end tests so you can spend more time building new features.
- Flakiness detection: Protect your tests against flakiness. Avoid brittle tests with a replay engine that handles dynamic screens, variations in load times, and other common flakiness issues.
- Debugging Signals: Visually identify issues with precision and speed. Compare screens, identify problems, and download reports to quickly fix your code.
- Live: Share and inspect your build in real-time. Tap, type, swipe, scroll, rotate and shake. Perform natural phone gestures to interact with your app in real-time.
- Rules: Run tests at the right time to accelerate feedback. Control when tests are executed to get results that help you catch bugs early and don't slow you down.
- Branches: Prevent regressions on core flows. Receive immediate feedback on your branch to catch bugs before they are merged.
- Integrations: Integrate Waldo into your workflow. Automatically upload and test new builds through CI. Connect your version control so your test suite mirrors your branches.
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