Android testing has always been a nightmare because no matter how good your test environment is, your app ultimately runs on a physical device in someone's pocket — and that device has its own processor, its own memory, its own state. Most emulators cut corners on specs to save resources, which means what passes in testing fails in the real world, and you never really know why.

Today QA Wolf adds Android app testing to the platform — and we mean actually easy. Our emulators are configured to match the specs of real devices — same processors, same memory, same storage — so when your test passes, it passes because it would actually work on the device, not because the emulator let it slide. Every emulator is fully containerized, so the environment is consistent every single run. No flakes. No surprises. No archaeology.

Oh, and the test code is Appium — open source, fully portable, yours forever. There's no proprietary scripting language to learn, no walled garden to escape from later. If you ever want to take your tests somewhere else, you can. That's just how we think it should work.

Write your test. Run it on Android. Ship it. That's the whole thing.

Available now on the platform for all users.