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Submit a build at end of day. Get verified defects by morning.
Shipping weekly or faster means QA is usually the bottleneck. Mobot runs full regression passes on real devices overnight — in parallel across the fleet — so a build submitted at end of day comes back with human-verified results by morning.
From build to verified defect, overnight
6:00 PM
Build submitted through your normal distribution channel.
Queue
Suite assigned across robots and devices — no scripts to repair first.
Overnight
Parallel execution on real devices, every step captured.
Triage
A QA analyst verifies every failure and adds notes.
9:00 AM
Verified defects in Slack, Jira, or TestRail with video and logs.
Why it escapes simulators and scripts
Regression coverage that only runs on emulators misses the hardware-dependent defects that make it into the release anyway. Scripted suites need repairing after every UI change, and manual regression can’t keep up with an AI-assisted release cadence.
How Mobot catches it
The robot fleet executes your regression suite in parallel across real devices and OS versions, including multi-device flows with a real sender and receiver. Every failure is triaged by a QA analyst before it reaches your backlog, so release day starts with a list of real defects instead of a list of red builds to investigate.
What ships broken without it
- Release-day fire drills spent triaging failures that turn out not to be bugs
- Hardware-dependent regressions that emulators pass and users hit on day one
- Coverage rationed to the “important” devices because the suite can’t run everywhere
- Engineers pulled into manual regression the week before every launch
Who this matters most for
Mobile teams on weekly or faster release cadence, QA leads rationing coverage, and engineering leaders who want the pre-release week back.
Related capabilities
How-to guides
Test it yourself first
Step-by-step guides from the Mobot lab for the flows on this page, with the real-device gotchas called out.
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FAQ
Release Regression Testing: common questions
Builds submitted by end of day return verified results by morning. The fleet runs in parallel, and each robot can drive up to three devices at once.
They stop at the analyst. Every failure is reviewed and reproduced before it is reported; a result that isn’t a real defect is never forwarded to your team.
Yes. Mobot Unlimited removes the per-run meter entirely, so teams run every release candidate and every nightly build across the full matrix.
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