Mobot

Mobot is a mobile testing platform that runs apps on real iPhones and Android devices operated by mechanical robots, rather than emulators or simulators. It addresses hardware-dependent defects that scripted automation and emulators may miss, such as issues involving push notifications, Bluetooth, biometrics, camera hardware, and carrier network transitions. Every reported failure is reviewed and verified by a QA analyst before delivery, with evidence including video, device logs, and reproduction steps.

The platform is organized into four layers: a Robot Fleet of real iOS and Android devices driven by mechanical robots; an AI Driver that uses computer vision to recognize on-screen UI and execute taps, swipes, and gestures; Test Management for suite orchestration, queue scheduling, defect reporting, and run analytics; and Test Authoring, where AI explores app builds to generate, validate, and optimize test scripts. Verified defects and run summaries integrate with Slack, Jira, and TestRail, with builds submitted through existing CI/CD and distribution channels. Custom API integrations are available for enterprise programs.

Mobot is designed for engineering, QA, product, marketing, and support teams working on mobile release cycles, with defined access controls and security documentation for procurement. Testing operations run from a New York lab with onshore and offshore coverage. The pages describe demos and sample reports as ways to evaluate the platform, but do not specify free plans, trials, editions, or pricing models.