App Testing Guides — Page 4
Find bugs in your app without writing tests
Explore (beta) lets the AI use your app on a live device for 5, 10 or 20 minutes, then lists crashes, error screens and broken controls you can save as tests.
Bring your Maestro flows to VibeView
Import Maestro YAML flows into VibeView: each command becomes a plain-language step, setups and test data carry over, and anything we cannot run is flagged.
Run one test on many devices at once
Pick several devices in one Run dialog: a phone test runs on iPhone and Android side by side, a TV test on Apple TV, Android TV and Roku, one session each.
How to test Android TV D-pad navigation
Test Android TV focus and remote navigation using JetStream or your own APK. Check directional movement, selection, Back behavior, and repeatable flows.
How to test focus navigation in a tvOS app
Test tvOS focus and remote navigation on a cloud Apple TV simulator: run TV Catalog or your own build, check focus order, selection and Back, then record it.
Stop paying for AI on every test run
After a test passes, VibeView saves the route the AI took and replays it next time, so repeat runs spend AI only on checks and on screens that changed.
Watch exactly what your mobile test did
A VibeView test run shows a video of the device synced to its steps, the app log by step, and a pasteable bug report, so a failure shows what happened.
Write a mobile test in one sentence
Describe a mobile test in a sentence: the AI (beta) drafts the steps, you review them, and it runs on live iOS, Android, Apple TV, Android TV or Roku devices.
Roku test automation without writing test code
Automate Roku channel tests by recording the remote in your browser: replay walks back to each element, AI covers what changed, and CI runs it.
Build a React Native Android app in the cloud
Build a React Native Android app in the cloud: a debug .apk on a cloud emulator, a signed .aab with a generated keystore, and a Google Play upload from the CLI.
Build an Apple TV app without a Mac
Build a react-native-tvos app without a Mac: a tvOS simulator build on a cloud Apple TV, a signed release, then TestFlight. Android TV uses the same commands.
Build an Expo app without EAS
Build a managed Expo app without EAS: prebuild runs in the cloud build, the app opens on a cloud simulator, and signed builds go to TestFlight and Google Play.