Product Introduction
- Autosana is a mobile application testing platform that integrates directly with code repositories and CI/CD pipelines to automate end-to-end (E2E) testing through natural language processing. It eliminates the need for manual test scripting by enabling users to describe test flows in plain English, which are executed by AI-powered agents. The platform automatically detects UI changes and adapts tests without requiring maintenance, while providing visual session replays and cross-framework compatibility.
- The core value of Autosana lies in its ability to accelerate deployment cycles by identifying bugs before they reach production, reducing manual testing efforts by up to 70%. It ensures test reliability through self-healing workflows and provides actionable insights via real-time alerts through Slack, email, or direct CI/CD pipeline integrations. By supporting all major mobile frameworks, it streamlines testing for hybrid and native apps in continuous deployment environments.
Main Features
- Self-Healing Tests: Autosana’s AI agents automatically adjust test scripts when app UI elements change, eliminating manual updates. The system uses dynamic element detection to maintain test validity across app versions, reducing maintenance overhead. This ensures continuous test reliability even during frequent UI/UX iterations.
- Session Replay: Every test execution is recorded as a video-like sequence for visual verification of agent interactions. Developers can review taps, swipes, and system dialogs to validate test accuracy or debug failures. This feature provides audit trails for compliance and accelerates issue resolution.
- Universal Framework Support: Autosana works with iOS (Swift), Android (Kotlin), Flutter, React Native, and other mobile frameworks. It handles platform-specific UI elements and interaction patterns without requiring separate test suites. This enables unified testing workflows for hybrid and cross-platform apps.
Problems Solved
- Manual Test Maintenance: Autosana addresses the high cost of maintaining brittle, code-based test scripts that break with UI updates. Traditional testing tools require constant selector updates and script adjustments, which Autosana automates through AI-driven adaptability.
- Late-Stage Bug Detection: The platform prevents bugs from reaching production by running tests directly in CI/CD pipelines and scheduling nightly builds. This shifts testing left in the development cycle, reducing post-deployment hotfixes by 60-80%.
- Cross-Platform Complexity: Teams managing apps across multiple frameworks (e.g., Flutter and native iOS) can use Autosana’s unified testing interface instead of maintaining separate tools. This reduces toolchain fragmentation and accelerates release cycles.
Unique Advantages
- No-Code Natural Language Testing: Unlike Selenium or Appium, Autosana allows test creation via plain English descriptions instead of programming. This enables product managers and QA engineers to define tests without coding expertise.
- CI/CD-Native Architecture: Autosana embeds directly into Jenkins, GitHub Actions, and other CI/CD tools to trigger tests on every build. It auto-uploads app binaries from pipeline artifacts and returns results within minutes.
- Flakiness Mitigation: The platform combines self-healing tests with deterministic execution environments to achieve <1% flaky test rates. Agents retry failed steps with adjusted timing and element-location strategies before reporting failures.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
- How does pricing work? Autosana offers tiered pricing based on monthly test executions, concurrent CI/CD integrations, and team seats. Enterprise plans include custom SLAs, on-premise deployment, and priority support. Contact sales via the "Book a Demo" button for detailed pricing.
- Do you offer a free trial? Yes, a 14-day free trial includes unlimited test executions, 3 repository integrations, and access to all features. No credit card is required, and users can export test results during the trial.
- Do I have to know how to code? No coding is needed—tests are defined in natural English, and Autosana handles technical execution. Developers can optionally review generated test logic via the platform’s code-inspection tools.
