Maestro Studio Desktop Beta

Maestro Studio Desktop Beta

Comprehensive desktop application for automated testing of mobile and web apps, streamlining quality assurance processes.

About Maestro Studio Desktop Beta

Maestro is an all-in-one desktop testing solution that automates end-to-end testing for mobile and web applications. Built on an open-source framework, it enables users to quickly create, execute, and scale tests without complex setups. Its user-friendly interface suits both developers and non-technical team members, simplifying UI testing and quality assurance workflows.

How to Use

Run tests locally using the Maestro CLI or the visual Maestro Studio desktop app. Maestro Studio offers element exploration, action recording, and AI-assisted command generation with MaestroGPT. Scale testing by executing tests in parallel on cloud infrastructure and integrate seamlessly into CI/CD pipelines for continuous testing and deployment.

Features

Intuitive element inspector for quick UI element identification
AI-powered testing with MaestroGPT for automated command generation
Visual test creation through element recognition and recording
Parallel execution of tests on enterprise-grade cloud infrastructure
Smooth integration with CI/CD pipelines for shift-left testing
Automatic test script generation via action recording
Dedicated IDE designed specifically for testers
Detailed test reporting and flow analysis
Cross-platform compatibility for iOS, Android, and web applications across frameworks like React Native, Flutter, SwiftUI, and more

Use Cases

Integrate automated tests into CI/CD workflows for pre-release and nightly builds
Enable non-technical team members to create and maintain tests visually
Scale testing processes with cloud-based parallel execution
Detect issues early and maintain high quality during development
Create and run comprehensive tests rapidly without complex setup
Automate end-to-end UI testing for mobile and web applications

Best For

DevOps TeamsProduct ManagersCI/CD PractitionersNon-Technical TestersQA EngineersSoftware TestersDevelopers

Pros

Open-source framework with a free plan for local testing convenience.
Cloud infrastructure enables scalable, reliable parallel testing.
User-friendly Studio interface suitable for both technical and non-technical users.
No need for complex CLI or IDE setup for basic testing tasks.
Visual test creation and action recording simplify scripting.
AI features like MaestroGPT accelerate test development.
Supports shift-left testing with seamless CI/CD integration.
Compatible across multiple mobile and web platforms and frameworks

Cons

Cloud testing costs can accumulate with large-scale, device-based plans.
Advanced features such as parallel runs and enterprise support require paid plans.
Downloading the desktop app is necessary to access Maestro Studio.

Pricing Plans

Choose the perfect plan for your needs. All plans include 24/7 support and regular updates.

Basic

Free

Run and build tests locally with Maestro CLI, Studio, MaestroGPT, and Slack Bot. Includes AI commands and detailed flow analysis.

Most Popular

Cloud - Android

$250 per device per month

Test your app in the cloud with concurrent execution. Includes parallel runs, enterprise reliability, unlimited hosted tests, user access, test reports, and CI integration.

Cloud - iOS

$250 per device per month

Cloud testing for iOS apps with features such as parallel execution, unlimited test runs, and comprehensive reporting, similar to Android plans.

Cloud - Web

$125 per browser per month

Cloud-based web app testing with scalable parallel runs, detailed reports, and CI/CD integration support.

Enterprise

Custom

Customized testing solutions with dedicated support, Single Sign-On, and advanced security reviews tailored to organizational needs.

Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to common questions about Maestro Studio Desktop Beta

What is Maestro?
Maestro is a comprehensive desktop application that automates end-to-end testing for mobile and web apps, built on an open-source testing framework.
Is Maestro available for free?
Yes, the Maestro framework is open source and free for local testing. Paid plans unlock cloud testing, parallel execution, and enterprise features.
Which platforms does Maestro support?
Maestro supports testing for iOS, Android, and web applications across frameworks like React Native, Flutter, SwiftUI, and more.
Can non-technical users create tests with Maestro?
Absolutely. Maestro Studio allows visual test creation and recording, enabling non-technical team members to build reliable tests easily.
How does Maestro integrate with CI/CD pipelines?
Maestro can be incorporated into CI workflows to enable early issue detection through automated testing during pre-release, nightly builds, and pull requests.