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Reflect Mobile brings fast, intuitive native app testing to iOS and Android, making automated mobile testing easier and accessible to all QA teams
SOMERVILLE, Mass. - BostonChron -- SmartBear (https://smartbear.com/), a leading provider of software quality and visibility solutions, launched Reflect Mobile (https://reflect.run/mobile-testing/) featuring HaloAI (https://smartbear.com/ai/), expanding its no-code, GenAI-powered test automation platform to include native mobile apps. Previously for web applications, Reflect (https://reflect.run/) now supports comprehensive, cross-platform testing across web, mobile, and APIs in a single solution. With built-in support for frameworks like React Native and Flutter, users create reusable tests that run across both iOS and Android – no code required. GenAI powers a fast, intuitive experience using codeless actions or record-and-replay, eliminating traditional adoption barriers and enabling QA professionals of any skill level to generate robust, reliable tests.
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"Mobile test automation remains complex and underserved for many QA organizations, even as it becomes a rapidly growing requirement," said Prashant Mohan (https://www.linkedin.com/in/prashantmohan87/), VP of Product Management at SmartBear. "Reflect Mobile, a major step in advancing the SmartBear Test Hub (https://smartbear.com/test-hub/) strategy, which brings API, web, and mobile testing into one unified, intelligent solution, was built to help teams simplify mobile test automation. We're committed to helping teams scale their software quality efforts without increasing complexity across tools and workflows."
As mobile usage continues to grow, software teams face increasing pressure to deliver high quality mobile experiences. Yet mobile test automation remains a challenge, with many QA teams relying on manual testing or web-based workarounds that don't scale well to mobile. Others adopt complex tools like Appium, which require technical expertise. Traditional mobile approaches depend on static locators, struggle with framework compatibility, and produce flaky tests. Reflect Mobile changes that, giving teams of all skill levels the ability to automate mobile app tests using no-code workflows, record-and-play functionality, and GenAI-driven test creation.
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"Reflect completely transformed how I see front-end automation," said Tommy Marín (https://www.linkedin.com/in/tommy-marin-8a3852234/), QA Lead at Connect Assistance (https://www.connect.pr/). "It showed me that automating complex flows doesn't have to involve heavy code or tedious maintenance. The mobile testing experience mirrors what I love about web automation—it's intuitive, innovative, and powered by AI-driven prompts that genuinely change the game. For my company, where we aim to automate integrated flows across both web and mobile platforms, this tool aligns perfectly with our goals and pushes us a step closer to full end-to-end automation."
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"Mobile test automation remains complex and underserved for many QA organizations, even as it becomes a rapidly growing requirement," said Prashant Mohan (https://www.linkedin.com/in/prashantmohan87/), VP of Product Management at SmartBear. "Reflect Mobile, a major step in advancing the SmartBear Test Hub (https://smartbear.com/test-hub/) strategy, which brings API, web, and mobile testing into one unified, intelligent solution, was built to help teams simplify mobile test automation. We're committed to helping teams scale their software quality efforts without increasing complexity across tools and workflows."
As mobile usage continues to grow, software teams face increasing pressure to deliver high quality mobile experiences. Yet mobile test automation remains a challenge, with many QA teams relying on manual testing or web-based workarounds that don't scale well to mobile. Others adopt complex tools like Appium, which require technical expertise. Traditional mobile approaches depend on static locators, struggle with framework compatibility, and produce flaky tests. Reflect Mobile changes that, giving teams of all skill levels the ability to automate mobile app tests using no-code workflows, record-and-play functionality, and GenAI-driven test creation.
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"Reflect completely transformed how I see front-end automation," said Tommy Marín (https://www.linkedin.com/in/tommy-marin-8a3852234/), QA Lead at Connect Assistance (https://www.connect.pr/). "It showed me that automating complex flows doesn't have to involve heavy code or tedious maintenance. The mobile testing experience mirrors what I love about web automation—it's intuitive, innovative, and powered by AI-driven prompts that genuinely change the game. For my company, where we aim to automate integrated flows across both web and mobile platforms, this tool aligns perfectly with our goals and pushes us a step closer to full end-to-end automation."
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