Run a mobile test once, and Applitools replicates it across real and emulated iOS and Android devices with Visual AI, so a layout break on one screen size doesn't reach the one you didn't check.
A layout that's fine on your test device can break on a smaller screen or an older OS. Visual AI checks every device the same way, not just the one you happened to run on.
Mobile locators shift between OS versions and app updates. Visual AI finds elements by what's actually on screen, not by an ID that changed underneath it.
Record a test against one device and replicate it across the rest of your device matrix, instead of writing and maintaining a separate script for each one.
Native Mobile Grid
Run your test against one real or emulated device, and Applitools replicates the same checkpoint across the rest of your device matrix in minutes, not hours.
Broad device and OS coverage
Test against a broad matrix of iOS and Android versions and screen sizes, without owning, provisioning, or maintaining the hardware yourself.
Visual AI instead of brittle IDs
Eyes finds elements by what's actually on screen, so a locator that changed between app versions doesn't take your test down with it.
One line of code
Add a visual checkpoint to an existing Appium, Espresso, or XCUITest script without rebuilding your test suite.
Region-based comparison
Mark a part of the screen that's supposed to change, like a live price or a personalized banner, so it doesn't fail a test that's otherwise correct.
Match levels for layout or content
Choose Layout when position matters more than pixel-perfect content, useful for testing the same screen across languages without writing a new assertion for each one.
See what changed in the view hierarchy
When a test fails, see the exact element and layout change behind it, so you know if it's a real bug or an expected update.
Auto-maintenance in bulk
Approve or reject every story affected by the same intentional change in one action, instead of reviewing each one on its own.
Applitools works with 50+ major testing frameworks and languages, source code tools, CI/CD tools, and collaboration tools.
Extend the same visual checks across native mobile, mobile web, and desktop, so a regression doesn't slip through in a format you didn't think to test.
Test across a wide matrix of iOS and Android versions and screen sizes without owning, provisioning, or maintaining physical devices yourself.
Visual comparisons run locally within your environment. Component snapshots are never sent to an external model or used for training.
The same screen, device, and test always produce the same result, so a pass is something you can trust and a failure is a real regression, not a flaky run.
Visual AI ignores rendering noise like anti-aliasing and sub-pixel shifts, and flags only the differences a real reviewer would notice.
See the exact screen, element, and region behind a failure, so you can tell a real bug from a device rendering quirk.
