Real-Device QA
Test applications and end-to-end customer journeys on physical handsets operating under real market and network conditions.
Who it is for and what it answers
QA and release teams launching into new markets, where the build passes in the lab and fails on the ground.
What it answers
Does the journey complete on this device, on this carrier, in this market, and how long did each step take?
From question to evidence
Define the journey
Specify the customer journey you need tested, step by step, and what a pass looks like at each step.
Target the conditions
Choose the market, carrier, device profile and operating system versions that matter for this release.
A real handset executes
Your journey runs on a physical device on a live local carrier, under whatever signal and network conditions that market actually has.
Evidence comes back
Pass or fail at every step, with screenshots, device logs, timings and the endpoint and network context for the run.
What a run returns
Depending on the workload, a run returns:
Example
See an example Real-Device QA run
Samsung Galaxy S23 · Android 14
Hardware attested
Vivo
Brazil
Registration → OTP → Login
PASS · 4.8 sec
Tell us what you need to test.
Start with a pilot on the journey that matters most, or check coverage for the markets, carriers and devices this release depends on.