Native mobile app testing

Test your app on the same devices your customers use. No metering, no restrictions.

Device emulation in real-world conditions
Test on virtual devices with configurable processors, RAM, screen sizes, resolutions, locations, network conditions and more.
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Real devices in the QA Wolf cloud
The truest testing experience available for iOS devices, with live device access available through the QA Wolf platform on our ultra-low latency network.
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All of your mobile testing problems solved

80% test coverage in <4 months

QA Wolf builds comprehensive, stable, reliable test coverage for any type of iOS and Android app — any feature, any sensor, any flow. All maintained and managed for you.

Unlimited, 100% parallel test runs

Your suite can run as often as you like with no fees for parallelization and no caps on runs.

Zero flakes, guaranteed

Wolf engineers triage every failure so your team only sees real issues, not flaky crashes or false alarms.

Real-world devices

Configure each device individually with location, language, network speed, application data, and the presence of other apps on the device to get real-world customer conditions.

No vendor lock-in

Your test suite is built  in open-source Appium, ready for download if you ever wanted to build your own multi-million dollar testing infrastructure.

Integrated with your CI pipeline

Run your suite for a single PR, when you cut an RC, or on demand.

Human-verified bug reports

QA Wolf manually reproduces regressions and files them with video recordings, logs, and performance data to pinpoint the root cause faster.

The easy tests and the hard tests

Payments testing

Verify transactions and subscriptions.
  • Apple pay
  • Google pay
  • Cash app
  • Zelle

Accessibility

Confirm the app’s layout and functionality isn’t disrupted by iOS system font size settings.
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Performance testing

Monitor load times, memory usage, and battery drain.
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Localization

Language functionality

Confirm the app switches to the selected language and displays all text correctly.

Regional settings

Verify that the app displays the correct date, time, and currency formats based on the device’s region settings.

Gen AI testing

Check the accuracy of GenAI features in your application.
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FAQs

Simulators work for basic UI flows, smoke tests, and non-hardware logic. But they can’t test cameras, GPS, push notifications, or performance or anything else. To test anything beyond the simplest flows, you need real devices.

iPhone 15 with iOS 17 or iOS 18 installed — more device/OS combinations are coming soon.

We can handle functional, performance, security, usability, and just about anything you can throw at us. We customize our approach to fit your app's specific needs.

Yes, QA Wolf fully supports testing IPA files.

In general, mobile workflows on real devices are slower by nature, but that is the only limitation on the speed of our tests. Our service includes unlimited concurrency.

We use real devices for our iOS testing because it’s the most accurate representation of the application’s behavior on the hardware that’s actually used.

We can mock non-US locations or use proxy servers depending on your test case, but the physical devices reside in the US.

We use Appium, which uses XCUITest, and WebdriverIO to write automated tests. Both are open-source, so you aren’t locked in. If you ever need to leave us (and we hope you don’t), you can bring your tests with you, and they’ll still work.

Yes, pixel-perfect visual testing is supported. WebdriverIO and Appium use visual diffing to compare screenshots pixel-by-pixel, flagging any visual changes or discrepancies during tests.

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