Mobile end-to-end testing tools are painful and unreliable
Engineers doing mobile end-to-end testing find existing tooling slow, flaky, and frustrating enough that one built a dedicated macOS app to address it. The pain centers on the day-to-day experience of writing and running E2E tests for mobile apps rather than a single missing feature. This matters to any team shipping mobile apps that needs reliable automated testing.
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