platform / android-testing

Reliable Android testing in two minutes.

Write end-to-end tests for Android apps in plain English. Momentic turns each flow into a readable test, runs it on fresh local or hosted emulators, and keeps it reliable as your app changes.

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Works with Kotlin · Java · React Native · Expo · Flutter

Momentic app
Steps
1Open appcom.google.android.apps.maps
2TapSkip button
3TapSearch Bar
4Modulesearch-restaurants
5AI check:at least 5 options on screen
6Tapfirst list result
7ExistsDirections
8TapMenu
9Scroll tofirst menu item
10TapReviews tab
11AI check:a user review is visible
MapsNavigation & nearby places

Android testing at scale.

117,010 bugs caught before deploy

< 15s

Emulator startup

500+

Parallel emulators

2M+

Tests executed every month

8.9M+

Steps auto-healed

How Android test automation works.

From installation to your first passing Android test in two minutes.

01

Install

One command. Signs you in, installs the CLI, initializes the project, registers with your coding agent, and runs a sample test.

02

Author

Describe the flow in plain English. Momentic writes the executable test as portable YAML.

03

Run

Local or remote emulators. Same command, same result. Runs on every commit in CI.

Android test automation features.

Everything you need for reliable Android test automation. Create, run, debug, and maintain Android tests without building a fragile framework or managing a large device-testing infrastructure.

Natural-language Android test authoring

Write tests in plain English. Tap the Sign in button. Verify the welcome banner appears. No selectors, no XPath, no element inspector.

Anyone can write tests; QA not required.

Local and remote Android emulators

Start instantly with remote emulators. No Android Studio required. Connect local emulators when you need full control.

First passing test in 2 minutes, not 2 hours.

Support for every Android stack

Native Kotlin/Java, React Native, Expo, Flutter. Same authoring model, same APIs across all four.

Works with the stack your team already has.

Self-healing Android test locators

Intent-grounded locators plus auto-healing. Tests anchor to user intent, not view hierarchy.

UI refactors don't break your test suite.

CI-ready Android automation testing

Run tests on every PR via GitHub Actions, GitLab, CircleCI, or any CI that runs Node. APK upload and channel management built into the CLI.

Every commit is tested. No custom setup.

MCP support for coding agents

Cursor, Claude, and Codex can author, run, and debug Momentic tests directly through MCP. Set up at install time.

Anyone can write tests; QA not required.

Trusted by teams that ship every day.

Engineering and product teams use Momentic to expand coverage, reduce test maintenance, and catch regressions before release.

Quora

“Momentic gave us a fast and reliable way to validate Poe.com's AI responses, even when they weren't deterministic.”

Momoko F. Head of Product Operations, Quora

30 min

daily test execution, down from 7 hours

500+

manual test cases replaced

100%

critical tests created in one month

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Available across every platform.

Same authoring model. Same APIs. Same engineering-grade reliability.

Android testing, answered.

Do I need Android Studio to get started?

No. Remote emulators run the sample test during install. Install Android Studio only if you want to run local emulators later (useful for debugging, slow networks, or pre-release platform builds).

What Android versions do you support?

Momentic supports Android 8 (API 26) and newer on both emulators and physical devices, covering the overwhelming majority of active devices.

Can I test WebViews?

Yes. Momentic drives WebView content the same way it drives native views — describe the interaction in plain English and it resolves the right element inside the WebView.

How does Momentic handle Android-specific flake?

Momentic waits on real signals — window transitions, animations, and network settle — instead of fixed sleeps, and auto-heals locators when the UI changes, which removes the most common sources of Android flake.

What does authoring look like with a coding agent?

Agents like Cursor, Claude, and Codex author, run, and debug Momentic tests through MCP. You describe the flow; the agent writes the portable YAML test and iterates on it against a live emulator.

Can I run tests on physical devices?

Yes. The same CLI command targets physical devices over ADB, so you can run the identical test on emulators in CI and on real hardware locally.

How is pricing calculated for mobile?

Mobile tests use the same credit model as web: one credit per test step. Device time on remote emulators is included — see the pricing page for plan details.

Where do my APKs live?

Upload builds with the CLI and organize them into channels (e.g. latest, release-candidate). Tests reference a channel, so CI always installs the right build.

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