Instrumented Testing
An SDK for faster issue resolution and higher quality releases
Dramatically accelerate and improve your issue management process. Gain enhanced visibility into all testing conditions and activities. Deploy fast with confidence.
Faster development outcomes with actionable intelligence
Analyze and debug faster
Understand the entire testing session and reproduce issues more easily
Make informed decisions
Reveal bug insights, detect usability trends, spot emerging patterns, and more
Release with confidence
Turn data into meaningful insights and deliver better app experiences
Instrumented testing benefits
The Testlio Instrumentation SDK enables software development teams to gather contextual information quickly and efficiently. Start collecting data that results in better test pattern monitoring, deeper insights, and sharper analysis.
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Access data goldmine
Automatically capture network, device, user events, and more
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Record testing sessions
Gain visibility into tester actions, analyze and debug data streams
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Fix issues faster
Uncover real-device, network, or location-specific bugs
Three instrumented testing use case scenarios
Turbocharge your application testing initiatives by integrating your release candidate products with our SDK for:
Internal debugging
An engineering team conducts internal instrumented testing before rollout to external testers. The instrumentation SDK records the testing sessions and transmits vital data like network traffic, CPU, memory, storage, battery, device orientation, location, OS version, and language.
Issue debugging
Debugging and reproducing issues without insight into tester actions is time-consuming. But data collected via Testlio’s instrumentation SDK solves this pain point—allowing engineers to quickly grasp user and network events (including viewing performance metrics and automated screenshots) that occurred before bug submission.
Network Run
Testlio Network testers that participate in an instrumented testing-enabled Run make use of the in-app session recorder and issue submission feature—submitting issues when they happen, automatically linking logs and screenshots to the specific test case.
