Overall Confidence
82%+ 6%
6% vs last 7 daysReact Native UI test automation
Automate React Native flows without fragile test code.
Record real user journeys, replay them across Android and iOS, and review every failure with visual evidence.
Testing Cockpit
Latest Pass Rate
93%+ 4%
4% vs last 7 runsFailing Tests
3+ 1
2 new failuresNever Run
2-
No changeTest Batch Coverage
View all batch statsBatchCoverageLast RunPassedFailedSuccessDuration
Checkout regression suite88%
May 14, 10:45 AM
2h ago186
88%398.4%1h 12mNew-user onboarding checks92%
May 13, 09:15 AM
1d ago215
92%199.5%1h 01mPayment flow smoke tests76%
May 12, 11:30 PM
2d ago152
76%298.7%56m 23sTime Saved Compared to Manual Testing
9%automation
112 hours saved this week +18%
- Manual testing duration (Est.)170 hours 100%
- Automation duration15 hours 9%
- Time saved (Est.)112 hours 91%
Release Readiness
Ready with attention points
Most critical areas are healthy. Address the items below before release.
- Overall confidence >= 80%
- Latest pass rate >= 90%
- 3 failing testsReview and fix
- Record tests without selectors or test code
- Run on physical devices, emulators, and simulators
- Use the same tests locally and in CI
5 Steps
From React Native flow to repeatable release check
Step 1 of 5
Create your tests within seconds
Connect a device or simulator, press record, and capture the exact UI flow you want to protect.
Step 2 of 5
Build reusable test sequences
Organize tests into folders, batches, and reusable building blocks for complete end-to-end flows.
Step 3 of 5
Run regression batches with a click
Execute complete suites or rerun failed tests while smart waiting handles timing between steps.
Step 4 of 5
Review failures with visual evidence
Use step results, screenshots, and reports to understand what failed and share reproducible evidence.
Step 5 of 5
Run locally or in your CI
Execute the same file-based workspace interactively in Studio or headlessly with Repeato CLI.
How Repeato works
Test the rendered experience across native platforms
Record
Record complete user journeys
Connect a device, interact with your app, and turn the recorded actions into a repeatable UI test.
Recognize
Recognize the rendered interface
Use visual fingerprints, OCR, view IDs, and layout information to interact with the signal that fits each screen.
Report
Review failures with evidence
Run regression batches and inspect screenshots, step results, logs, and exportable reports when something changes.
React Native
Stay independent from component internals
Test the rendered experience even when component structure, framework versions, or native bridges change underneath it.
Compatibility
One workflow across your platforms, frameworks, and CI
Platforms
AndroidiOSWeb
Frameworks
FlutterReact NativeXamarinUnreal Engine
Execution
WindowsmacOSLinuxCloudOn-premise
Customer proof
What teams achieve with Repeato
Customers highlight fast setup, accessible test creation, and significantly shorter regression cycles.
“I’ve tested over 10 different AI automation platforms... Repeato was the first AI automation tool that made it easy. Within ten minutes, I had everything up and running flawlessly. The simplicity, speed, and accuracy were unmatched.”
“Full regression testing used to take me a week for one device type. With Repeato, the bulk of it finishes in a few hours.”
“Creating and maintaining tests is very easy. It became a practical option for the whole team, not only automation specialists.”
“I automated all my mobile app test cases within a weekend. It is easy to use, easy to maintain, and helps us catch regression issues before each release.”
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to change my app to use Repeato?
No. Repeato can test the rendered interface without adding an SDK or modifying the application under test.
Can I run tests on physical devices?
Yes. Repeato supports physical Android and iOS devices as well as Android emulators and iOS simulators.
Can these tests run in CI?
Yes. Repeato CLI can run the same file-based workspaces headlessly on your own CI infrastructure.
Can Repeato test both React Native platforms?
Yes. You can record and run tests against React Native apps on Android and iOS devices, emulators, and simulators.
Ready to try it?
Record your first React Native test.
Use the free version to automate a high-value Android or iOS workflow without building a test framework first.