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Mobile Testing Automation Tools

Overview

In this tutorial, let’s look at some of the popular Mobile testing automation tools and the official website URLs.

Appium

Appium is an open-source free test framework platform for testing native, mobile web, and hybrid mobile applications. Appium supports iOS, Android mobile operating system platforms.

Official website URL:https://appium.io/

https://www.testingdocs.com/introduction-to-appium/

Ranorex

Ranorex is an all-in-one suite of automation testing toolset for automating end-to-end testing desktop, web, and mobile applications. Ranorex Studio empowers automation engineers with a complete toolset for automation.

Official website URL:https://www.ranorex.com

Experitest

Experitest is a cloud platform to seamlessly run Appium, Selenium, Espresso tests in the cloud. Some features are

  • Live mobile testing.
  • Automated mobile testing
  • Cross-browser web testing
  • Automated cross-browser web testing.

Official website URL:https://experitest.com/

 

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