Mobile app testing
use cases.
Six ways teams use Semaloop, each answering a question buyers ask. Every page states what Semaloop does today, what it does not, and links to the documentation behind each claim.
Natural language mobile app testing
Natural language mobile app testing means writing a test as a description of what should be true, and Semaloop is a tool that runs those descriptions on real iPhones and Android emulators against every build you ship.
Real-device iOS testing with video, logs and network traces
Semaloop runs your iOS tests on real iPhones, from the iPhone 14 upwards on iOS 18 and later, and returns video, system logs and network traces with every run.
Continuous mobile testing on every build
Semaloop is a continuous mobile testing tool: every new TestFlight build, and every APK, .app or .ipa your CI pushes, automatically gets a run of every active test, with no one needing to kick off a cycle.
Self-healing, low-maintenance mobile tests
Semaloop's self-healing works because a test is a description of intent rather than a script: when a button moves or a screen is redesigned, the agent finds the new route to the same goal instead of failing on a missing selector.
Debugging mobile test failures
When a test fails, Semaloop gives you a high-FPS video replay, a step-by-step interaction timeline, system logs, network activity, a root cause analysis and a suggested fix, all on the run's page.
Mobile test integrations: GitHub, Slack, webhooks, MCP and CLI
Semaloop integrates with GitHub (pull request checks and a build-push Action), Slack, webhooks, an MCP server and a CLI, so builds go in from your CI and results come out where your team already works.