The real-device platform your whole team can use
Manual sessions and Selenium, Appium, Playwright, Espresso and XCUITest suites on real iPhones and Android devices — with a recording, console log, network log and screenshots attached to every test, and your test cases, visual baselines and accessibility scans in the same workspace. Unlimited users on every device plan.
Test management free for up to 3 users · unlimited users on every device plan
- users on every device plan
- Unlimited
- test-management seats to start
- 3 free
- devices under one subscription
- Real + virtual
- keeps its recording, logs and screenshots
- Every test
Test management is free for up to three users; device testing is priced per parallel thread with unlimited users. See the pricing page for current rates.
From test case to fixed bug, without a second tool
Before a team asks whether the experience is good, it has to know whether the build does what the requirement said. TestKase closes that loop: a case is run on a real device, the run attaches evidence to each test, a failure becomes a defect, and the fix comes back to the same case.
- Test cases, cycles, plans and requirements beside the runs
- Defects to Jira, GitHub, GitLab, Asana, Trello, ClickUp, Monday or Azure Boards
- Outcomes to Slack, Microsoft Teams, Discord, Google Chat or a webhook
Every test keeps its evidence
Open a failure and you are looking at that test — not scrubbing through a whole run.
A recording per test
Each test in a build carries its own video, so a failure opens on the test that broke.
Console and network logs
The console output and network log of that test, beside its screenshots.
Per-test history
The same test across earlier builds, so you know whether a red result is new or long-standing.
Defects where you work
A bug found in a session becomes a defect against a case, filed into the tracker your developers already use.
Results where you talk
Run outcomes post to Slack, Microsoft Teams, Discord, Google Chat or a webhook.
Visual and accessibility beside it
Visual baselines with ignore regions and an accessibility scanner that runs in a real desktop browser.
Everything around the test, in one workspace
Manual and automated testing on the same devices, with the tools around them in the same place.
| Item | What you get |
|---|---|
| Driving a device by hand | A real iPhone or Android handset driven live, with geolocation, network throttling, language and timezone, device audio, app install from an .apk or .ipa, an app inspector and network logs. |
| The suite against the same farm | Selenium, Appium, Playwright, Espresso or XCUITest runs against the same devices, so the handset somebody debugged in the morning is the handset the suite uses at night. |
| The workspace around it | Test cases, cycles, plans and requirements, visual baselines and an accessibility scanner — all beside the sessions rather than in another vendor's product. |
| Real hardware or virtual, same plan | A thread can be spent on real hardware or on an Android emulator or an iOS simulator, chosen per test rather than per plan. |
Unlimited users, priced by what runs at once
A per-user entry tier quietly decides who is allowed to look at a failure. TestKase never does.
| Item | Why it matters | TestKase |
|---|---|---|
| Who can test | A designer who needs a handset for twenty minutes, a support engineer reproducing a customer report, a contractor for a fortnight — none of them cost you a seat. | Unlimited users |
| What you pay for | Device testing is metered on concurrency — how much runs at the same time — not on how many people are on the account. | Per parallel thread |
| Getting started | Test management is free for up to three users with unlimited projects and test cases, so a team can adopt it before spending anything. | Free to start |
| Real and virtual, one bill | Real hardware, Android emulators and iOS simulators sit under the same subscription — no separate plan to move between them. | One subscription |
Frequently asked questions
Yes, for the everyday work of writing, running and tracking tests. TestKase runs manual sessions and Selenium, Appium, Playwright, Espresso (Android) and XCUITest (iOS) suites on real devices, attaches a recording and logs to every test, and keeps your test cases, visual baselines and accessibility scans in the same workspace. HeadSpin focuses on measuring experience quality; TestKase is where the whole team does its testing.
Yes. The handset somebody debugs by hand in the morning is the handset the suite uses at night — real iPhones and Android devices, plus Android emulators and iOS simulators, all under one subscription.
Yes. Runs are grouped into builds, and each test carries its own recording, console log, network log and screenshots, with a per-test history that shows whether a red result is new or long-standing — without opening a second tool.
Per parallel thread, with unlimited users on every plan — so who is allowed to look at a failure is never a per-seat decision. Test management is free for up to three users. See the pricing page for the current rates.
Yes. Test management is free for up to three users with unlimited projects and test cases, and every account gets free device-minutes on Live and Automate — no card needed.
Point your Selenium, Playwright or Appium suite at the TestKase endpoint and run it; the tests stay as they are. Espresso and XCUITest suites are started with one call to our API.
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See what a real-device run gives you back
Run a manual session on a real handset and a suite against the same farm, and see the recording, logs and screenshots land against every test.