Stage 1
March 2020
- Automated, remote build deployment, update and launch for multiple devices
- Automated deployment CI/CD integration
- Unity Support
- Easily shareable tests reports with complete diagnostic data, consisting of Unity logs, device system logs, screenshots, videos and performance data.
- Automatically gathered video recordings preceding errors in games
- Live device performance feed
- Full device hardware data
- Intuitive dashboard and web panel for users
- Manual QA mode
Stage 2
2021 H1
- Fully automated UI testing
- Easy recording of test scenarios
- Replaying test scenarios on multiple devices and platforms simultanously
- Gameplay skip mechanics
- SDK for tailoring WTB to your project specific needs
- Localization tests – checking readability and correctness of texts in different languages
- Visual scripting creation and edition of test scenarios
- Full reports from every automated test run
- Integration with auto deployment and CI/CD pipelines
- Leasing real devices
SaaS
2021 H2
- All previous functionalities moved to cloud
- Flexible, adjustable solution for everyone
- All testing executed on real devices
Empowering Testers
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Automation of repetitive, menial, tedious tasks.
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Testers can focus on what really matters - whether the game is fun.
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Unified test reports aggregating all diagnostic data gathered during test sessions.
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Powerful, simple to use diagnostic and automating toolbox
Saving Time
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Developers get full, detailed reports containing all data needed for debugging.
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Visual data helps to eliminate long explanations and misunderstandings.
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Newest builds can be installed automatically on all your devices even in the middle of the night.
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Every test is automatically documented and archived.
Who is WTB for?
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For testers
- Convenient installation of new app versions and its management.
- Ease of reporting errors – all session data are located in one place.
- Unified way of showing the error from the tester’s and developer’s perspective.
- In the future, a tool to prepare automatic test scenarios.
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For developers
- More detailed way of reporting error data (in forms of Screenshots, logs and pre-recorded videos).
- Easy transfer of test automation task to the QA Department.
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For management
- WTB assisted testing is more reliable than manual, it allows for smarter and faster development and lessens the chance of manually made errors.
- Less time spent testing = less development costs.
Supported platforms
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