Tools We Work With
A snapshot of the automation frameworks, device clouds and monitoring tools in our toolkit. Not every tool is used on every project — each is applied where it fits best.
Web Automation
Playwright
Cross-browser end-to-end testing framework.
Used for: Web testing, browser automation, end-to-end and cross-browser testing.
Selenium
Long-standing browser automation framework.
Used for: Browser automation when a project already relies on it.
Mobile Automation
Appium
Cross-platform mobile UI automation.
Used for: Mobile automation for Android and iOS, cross-platform testing.
Maestro
Simple, declarative mobile UI flow testing.
Used for: Simple mobile UI automation and flow testing.
iOS Automation
XCUITest
Apple's native UI testing framework.
Used for: Native iOS testing, UI testing, XCTest integration.
XCTest
Apple's unit and integration testing framework.
Used for: Unit and integration testing for iOS applications.
Android Automation
Android UI Automation
Native Android instrumentation testing.
Used for: Native Android application UI testing.
Device Cloud
Firebase Test Lab
Cloud-based app testing on real and virtual devices.
Used for: Running test suites across a wide matrix of Android/iOS devices.
BrowserStack
Real device and browser cloud testing platform.
Used for: Cross-browser and real-device compatibility testing.
Sauce Labs
Cross-browser and mobile app testing cloud.
Used for: Continuous cross-browser and mobile testing at scale.
AWS Device Farm
App testing on real AWS-hosted devices.
Used for: Scaling automated test runs across real hardware.
Monitoring
Sentry
Error and performance monitoring.
Used for: Tracking production errors and release health.
Firebase Crashlytics
Real-time mobile crash reporting.
Used for: Monitoring crash-free rates after release.
Accessibility
axe-core
Automated accessibility testing engine.
Used for: Catching accessibility violations during QA.
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