Be it a mobile app or a web app, testing remains an important phase. A single miss can result in loss of reputation, and worst cost you an old client. 

Whether you’re an individual developer or working as an agency, you would want to test your apps rigorously before deploying them.

And testing has always been challenging. To make it simple and more effective, several tools have been introduced in the last few years. The whole idea revolves around making testing simple, shorter, and effective.

In this article, I’m going to name the 9 best mobile app testing tools you can use today and achieve better results. 

So, without further delay, let’s see which tool we have got at the top.

1.Test Complete

First on the list is Test Complete. The tool allows you to run several repeated UI tests over the application platform. You can test hybrid mobile apps as it supports both Android and iOS app testing. 

It’s an automated testing tool that one can implement on real mobile devices. Further, you can even implement it on emulators with ease. 

There are several automated test scripts available in it that you can use. You also have the option to choose from VBScript, JavaScript, Python, and others.

2.Appium

Appium is another professional testing tool you can use today and get accurate results. It is used on both mobile and web applications including hybrid applications.

In auto testing using Appium, there’s no need to modify the code over the application as Appium can integrate with both iOS and Android platforms.

Appium also assists in automated functional testing, ultimately helping in improving the functionalities of an app.

3.Robotium

Robotium is designed to test android applications only under an automated testing framework. It is specifically designated for black-box testing on android applications.

The tool uses JavaScript to prepare test scripts for testing. You will need Android SDK, Eclipse for the test project, Android development kits, and JDK for seamless use of this tool.

4.Test IO

Test IO is designed for testing mobile apps on real-time implementations. This way, you can make sure that the app designate for your business is working seamlessly on all OS platforms.

Such testing tools are often ahead of the professional testing in detecting bugs. It features flexible testing measures to cater to the diverse needs and requirements of the clients and ensure faster results.

5.Expresso

Expresso is a product of Google. It is embedded with Android Studio and is considered ideal for testers who want to run tests on native and android applications.

Though, it has limitations. It can only create Android UI Tests to support the enhancement of the functionalities.

The tool uses Java and Kotlin for the creation of tests and has a simple API that can be easily molded. You can implement these UI tests on real devices and emulators to know the progress better.

Also, it has an embedded test recorder that lets you record the test instead of writing detailed codes.

6.XCUI Test

XCUI is used for testing iOS apps only. The tool allows you to create UI tests for iOS apps and run them with Xcode IDE. 

If you’re an iOS developer, you can use this tool with the utmost convenience to derive accurate results, find the issues, and rectify the variations within.

It pairs up with the recorder tools to allow testers to record the process instead of writing code. 

7.Ranorex Studio

Ranorex Studio is an adequate solution for mobile app testing. More than 4000 tech companies are using this tool to test their apps.

 This tool is best for people with little coding knowledge as it doesn’t involve much coding nor requires technical expertise.

If you are an automation expert, you can implement the use of IDE for complete testing assistance. The tool works for Android and iOS mobile app testing along with web and native apps as well.

You can integrate with other tools such as TestRail, Jenkins, Travis, CI, Jira, and others.

8.Monkey Talk

This tool is capable of testing hybrid apps and web apps. It consists of three basic components: Scripts, agents, and IDE.

The IDE’s job is to create scripts for testing, which it does by using the plackback and record features part of the tool.

The agent contains the test instrument links.

And the script has the Java execution engines, syntax, and keywords. 

9. Kobiton

Kobiton is a cloud platform for real devices and emulators to run automated and manual tests. It’s not restricted to a certain OS and works well with native apps, Android apps, and iOS apps. 

The tool uses the framework of Appium and has been regularly updated to improve its working efficiency. It allows you to modify scripts for better testing practices.

Final Words

Choosing the right tool for testing is the key to delivering a perfect app. Make sure you explore a few tools first in order to decide which one is best for your nature of work.

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