I read questions but just wanted to clarify. Can I use IOS devices for manual + automation testing? Not for debugging but for testing purposes.
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Burak_Donmez
Jul 18, 2024
A: Hello, Thanks Zekeriya. Yes, you can use all services. Both testing (manual+automation for both Android and iOS) and debugging are available for all packages.
Q: Is there a type in the plan specifications for the 3 code plan?
1 code gives 5 session, 2 codes 15 sessions, 3 only 20 (!) sessions, and 4 codes 50 sessions. I.e. 3 codes only give 5 sessions more than 2 codes, while 2 codes give 10 sessions more than one code. Were 3 codes meant to offer 30 sessions? That would make more sense, because then the session increments for each additional code would be 5, then 10, then 15, then 20 sessions.
Founder Team
Burak_Donmez
Jul 16, 2024
A: Hello, We focus on both debug session count and minutes usage per debug session. So that, min. usage per session package in 3rd package is more than 2nd package. This makes a sense based on session minute.
Thanks for the quick reply. If you look at the included minutes, the jump from 1 code to 2 codes is the same as the jump from 2 codes to 3 codes. So upgrading from 2 to 3 codes provides less value added overall than upgrading from 1 code to 2. The three code plan is not very attractive in my opinion. Only at the fourth code it gets interesting again. Just my personal opinion though.
Is support for desktop devices on the roadmap? Mainly for testing desktop browsers like Safari on a Mac. Not necessarily for testing Android apps, which I understand this deal is mainly about. So this is more of a general question regarding your roadmap.
Founder Team
Burak_Donmez
Jul 16, 2024
A: Hello, We focus on just mobile part. So that, desktop testing is not in our RoadMap. Our roadmap is mainly includes these steps: 1. Plugin for Visual Studio Code Android apps Flutter/ React Native etc. 2. Plugin for iOS debugging (Xcode) 3. Adding new devices to device lab.
We simply just focus on mobile application testing and development infrastructure. We are giving services for the testing...
Q: any chance Samsung S23/24 (standard and Ultra) models will be added soon?
Founder Team
Burak_Donmez
Jul 16, 2024
A: Hello, as you know, we are a startup and on average we add 1 new device every month. We plan to add 3 new Android devices, including the new S23 and S24, after receiving payment from AppSumo.
Q: I'm developing a Blazor Hosted WASM app that will be installed via PWA.
I have found emulators to be insufficient for testing -- esp layout, css, responsiveness. I can use RobotQA for this?
Founder Team
Burak_Donmez
Jul 16, 2024
A: Hello, you can test your application on our device lab. We select this product -Android plugging- for Appsumo but you can access our all services. Our manual test service is best fit for you. You can upload your application file (apk, aab) to our system and test your application on devices easily. Documentation for manual: https://robotqa.com/documentation/docs/live-testing/manual-test . You...
Well, it's not that kind of app. There's no apk, aab, etc. It's essentially a web page that gets installed to the phone's home screen so that it looks like a regular app. But it runs in the browser while hiding all the browser elements (no address bar, for example). So it LOOKS like an app but is really a website. Can I do that?
Yes you can. Thanks for the explanation, I understand your app. When you connect to a phone on RobotQA website, you can use the phone as if it were on your hand. Please watch our manual demo video. You will realize that testing your app is very easy. Furthermore, you can start your 1 week free trial anytime.
Q: Congrats on the Launch Burak!
I read questions but just wanted to clarify. Can I use IOS devices for manual + automation testing? Not for debugging but for testing purposes.
Burak_Donmez
Jul 18, 2024A: Hello, Thanks Zekeriya.
Yes, you can use all services. Both testing (manual+automation for both Android and iOS) and debugging are available for all packages.
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Q: Is there a type in the plan specifications for the 3 code plan?
1 code gives 5 session, 2 codes 15 sessions, 3 only 20 (!) sessions, and 4 codes 50 sessions.
I.e. 3 codes only give 5 sessions more than 2 codes, while 2 codes give 10 sessions more than one code.
Were 3 codes meant to offer 30 sessions? That would make more sense, because then the session increments for each additional code would be 5, then 10, then 15, then 20 sessions.
Burak_Donmez
Jul 16, 2024A: Hello, We focus on both debug session count and minutes usage per debug session. So that, min. usage per session package in 3rd package is more than 2nd package. This makes a sense based on session minute.
Share RobotQA
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Thanks for the quick reply. If you look at the included minutes, the jump from 1 code to 2 codes is the same as the jump from 2 codes to 3 codes. So upgrading from 2 to 3 codes provides less value added overall than upgrading from 1 code to 2. The three code plan is not very attractive in my opinion. Only at the fourth code it gets interesting again. Just my personal opinion though.
Q: Do you have a public roadmap?
Is support for desktop devices on the roadmap? Mainly for testing desktop browsers like Safari on a Mac. Not necessarily for testing Android apps, which I understand this deal is mainly about. So this is more of a general question regarding your roadmap.
Burak_Donmez
Jul 16, 2024A: Hello, We focus on just mobile part. So that, desktop testing is not in our RoadMap. Our roadmap is mainly includes these steps:
1. Plugin for Visual Studio Code Android apps Flutter/ React Native etc.
2. Plugin for iOS debugging (Xcode)
3. Adding new devices to device lab.
We simply just focus on mobile application testing and development infrastructure. We are giving services for the testing...
Share RobotQA
Q: any chance Samsung S23/24 (standard and Ultra) models will be added soon?
Burak_Donmez
Jul 16, 2024A: Hello, as you know, we are a startup and on average we add 1 new device every month. We plan to add 3 new Android devices, including the new S23 and S24, after receiving payment from AppSumo.
Share RobotQA
Q: I'm developing a Blazor Hosted WASM app that will be installed via PWA.
I have found emulators to be insufficient for testing -- esp layout, css, responsiveness. I can use RobotQA for this?
Burak_Donmez
Jul 16, 2024A: Hello, you can test your application on our device lab. We select this product -Android plugging- for Appsumo but you can access our all services. Our manual test service is best fit for you. You can upload your application file (apk, aab) to our system and test your application on devices easily. Documentation for manual: https://robotqa.com/documentation/docs/live-testing/manual-test . You...
Share RobotQA
Well, it's not that kind of app. There's no apk, aab, etc. It's essentially a web page that gets installed to the phone's home screen so that it looks like a regular app. But it runs in the browser while hiding all the browser elements (no address bar, for example). So it LOOKS like an app but is really a website. Can I do that?
Yes you can. Thanks for the explanation, I understand your app. When you connect to a phone on RobotQA website, you can use the phone as if it were on your hand. Please watch our manual demo video. You will realize that testing your app is very easy. Furthermore, you can start your 1 week free trial anytime.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VXEx0hW57WY