pCloudy

pCloudy is a cloud-based mobile app testing platform that supports automation of both functional and performance testing across real or simulated mobile networks. It is tailored for software developers, test engineers, analysts, and DevOps teams, featuring over 500 devices from both Android and iOS for comprehensive testing. Users gain full access to more than 500 actual smartphones and tablets housed in data centers located in India, Australia, the Philippines, and the USA. The platform supports over 50 device manufacturers and 20 operating system versions, allowing for customizable device settings. Functional testing can uncover critical issues, enabling users to capture detailed evidence for each bug, such as screenshots, videos, device logs, and crash reports. Additionally, performance tests can measure app metrics like CPU usage, memory usage, and battery drain. Users can automate tests, leverage existing automation scripts, run unlimited simultaneous tests, and integrate continuously through APIs or Jenkins plugins. Apps can be tested under real network conditions as well as simulated field situations, and debugging is possible directly within Eclipse or Android Studio. pCloudy also features bots for automating app certification, allowing users to upload applications and receive detailed test reports automatically. These bots can perform crash tests covering various installation/uninstallation scenarios and random events while also conducting thorough exploratory tests of the app's functionality and performance. Furthermore, pCloudy offers a cloud testing community that facilitates real-world app testing across diverse devices, versions, and platforms by actual users.