A real device cloud, without the device lab

A real device cloud is hosted infrastructure of physical devices and browsers that you access remotely to run tests, instead of buying and maintaining hardware yourself. Robonito's device farm provides real Android and iOS devices and desktop browsers in ready-to-use environments, so your team can run automated tests without managing a lab.

Real devices show how your app behaves on actual hardware, which emulators and simulators can only approximate. Emulators are handy early in development, but issues with rendering, performance, and device-specific behavior often surface only on real phones. A real device cloud gives you that realism without the cost and upkeep of a physical device lab.

It depends on your plan. Robonito Pro includes up to 5 parallel runs, and Custom plans offer parallel capacity sized to your team. The Free plan includes 1 parallel run for web testing. Running tests in parallel shortens feedback time, especially for large regression suites that cover several devices and browsers.

Yes. You can trigger Robonito runs from your CI/CD pipeline, including Jenkins, GitHub, GitLab, and Azure DevOps, so tests run automatically on each build or merge. Every session comes back with logs and screenshots, and you can post outcomes to Slack so the team knows right away when something fails.

Yes. Each run executes in its own isolated session, so state from one test doesn't carry into the next. Every session captures logs and screenshots, which makes it easier to compare a failure on one device with a pass on another and track down the real cause instead of guessing.

No. Robonito's device farm gives you ready-to-use environments, so there's no device lab to buy, update, or maintain. You choose a platform, run your tests, and review the results. Your team spends its time on test coverage and fixes instead of chargers, cables, and operating system updates.