Import existing test assets
Bring test cases from Jira, TestRail, spreadsheets, or other test management tools, then turn them into runnable mobile automation.
CoWork is QApilot’s mobile testing product for turning existing test cases into runnable automation on real devices, with AI planning and human approval.
CoWork is QApilot’s product for turning test cases you already have into runnable mobile automation. It is designed for teams that keep test cases in Jira, TestRail, spreadsheets, or similar tools and want to execute more of that inventory before release without rewriting everything as scripts.
The workflow combines AI-assisted planning, human-approved steps, and execution on real devices. CoWork converts natural-language test cases into structured execution context, runs them on iOS, Android, and Flutter apps, and asks for approval when uncertainty or user input appears. The result is a release-readiness workflow that can broaden coverage without removing human control.
Bring test cases from Jira, TestRail, spreadsheets, or other test management tools, then turn them into runnable mobile automation.
Convert natural-language test cases into structured BDD context so execution has enough detail to understand starting state, actions, and expected outcomes.
Run tests on real devices with AI-assisted planning and no scripts required, while keeping execution anchored to the test intent.
When flows change or a popup appears, the system proposes the next best action and pauses for approval before proceeding.
Pause for user input when a flow requires it, then resume without losing the current test context.
Works across Android, iOS, and Flutter applications, including dynamic content, changing journeys, and modal interruptions.
Turn an existing backlog of written test cases into executable mobile runs before a release, without translating every case into a hand-authored script.
Run cases that would otherwise sit in Jira or TestRail until they are manually picked up, so more of the backlog gets exercised each cycle.
Use AI planning for mobile flows that change often, while still reviewing the next action before the run continues.
Validate app behavior on Android, iOS, or Flutter builds using the same imported test inventory and real-device execution model.
Pause and resume during tests that need a login, permission, or other user input, then continue without losing execution context.
QApilot’s autonomous baseline is zero-touch sanity coverage. It explores the app like a real user, identifies critical flows, and generates executable test cases without upfront scripting or setup.
QApilot uses a knowledge graph of screens, flows, and interactions to decide which journeys matter and to generate coverage automatically.
No. You can start with your app build and let QApilot handle exploration and test generation automatically.
Yes. QApilot supports CI/CD-triggered runs and parallel execution across multiple devices and environments, depending on your setup.
QApilot integrates with existing device cloud providers such as BrowserStack and LambdaTest, and it also supports real devices and cloud device farms based on your infrastructure.
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