Sauce Labs has the experts for mobile test automation using Appium, the open source test automation tool for testing mobile applications. Our team contributes to the Appium community and provides the expertise for organizations that need more help with building their test automation strategy.
The leaders in Appium test automation
Test on multiple platforms
Appium is the cross-platform solution for mobile test automation. It opens the door to cross-platform mobile testing. This means the same test works on multiple platforms (iOS and Android).
Fast, reliable, mobile test automation
Ensure your Appium tests run effectively and efficiently on the Sauce Labs Real Device Cloud (RDC). Our platform reduces the risks of flaky tests and rework.
Scale with emulators & simulators
Run Appium test automation scripts on real devices, or use our wide variety of emulators and simulators for Android and iOS. Execute Appium test scripts on emulators or simulators, and then use the same scripts on our Real Device Cloud.
Configure your Appium tests
Run existing Appium tests on Sauce Labs
Quickly and easily create code snippets for the desired capabilities of your automated mobile testing scripts. We automatically use the latest and most stable version of Appium, but you can set whatever version you’d like to use in the desired capabilities.
Standard Automation Specification
WebDriver has become the de facto standard for automating web browsers. Appium has extended the protocol with extra API methods useful for mobile automation.
Scaling hybrid, native, and web application testing
Test the app you deliver to market
Appium uses vendor-provided automation tools, so, there is no need to compile in Appium-specific or third-party code or frameworks to your app—you're testing the same app you're shipping.
Use a standard automation specification
WebDriver has become the de facto standard for automating web browsers. Appium has extended the protocol with extra API methods useful for mobile automation.
Write your tests in any language
Appium uses the WebDriver API and JSON Wire Protocol. Because of this client-server architecture, a client written in any language can be used to send the appropriate HTTP requests to the server.
