NativeBridge
Automate mobile testing on real devices with AI
803 followers
Automate mobile testing on real devices with AI
803 followers
Instant access to real iOS and Android devices with one Magic Link. Run AI-powered tests using Maestro, capture crashes, and share rich bug reports. Turn mobile testing into a superpower.
Requestly
Congrats @sahil_choudhary22 on the launch! Looks impressive.
Curious to know what's different from existing market leaders like BrowserStack?
NativeBridge
@sachinjain024 Thanks! BrowserStack does a great job at device access. We’re focused on what happens around testing - combining real devices, AI-driven testing, and collaboration into one shared workflow. The Magic Link is a big part of that: one place where everyone sees the same app, on the same device, with the same context. We often describe it as Figma for mobile testing, which hasn’t really existed before.
While BrowserStack primarily serves QA teams, NativeBridge plugs in much earlier in the lifecycle - starting at development (via our VSCode/Cursor extension) and continuing through QA, reviews, and feedback, all in one flow (and one link).
Great idea! I’ve seen a similar service before for testing across different browsers for web — it took screenshots of individual pages. You went further, and that’s really cool.
Can you run tests in batches? For example, my QA provides a group of 50 test cases, you execute all of them on selected devices, record the results on video, and send a report? That would be a really awesome feature.
NativeBridge
@mykyta_semenov_ Yes, you can run tests in batches (even through CI/CD) on selected devices. After every test execution, NativeBridge generates a detailed report including video recording of the execution and other parameters like CPU usage, FPS etc.
Humantic AI
This looks really thoughtfully built, especially the focus on real-device testing. What kind of teams are you seeing adopt it first?
NativeBridge
@ayushkumar1610 Thanks! So far we’re seeing the most pull from mobile-first teams like fintech, consumer apps, and startups with frequent releases - where real-device behavior and fast feedback really matter.
NativeBridge
@arunanshu_arya Really appreciate your feedback and support!!
Nas.io
How well does this scale for larger test suites?
NativeBridge
@nuseir_yassin1 Good question Nas! Larger suites usually mean a mix of parallel runs on real & emulated devices.
NativeBridge supports that model and we’re actively expanding concurrency and orchestration as teams grow!
NativeBridge
Hey @Product Hunt 👋
I take care of Marketing at NativeBridge, and today honestly feels unreal.
This launch is the result of 14 months of building, breaking, rethinking, and rebuilding, driven by a small team that showed up every single day, even when things didn’t work the first (or fifth) time.
We built NativeBridge because we kept seeing solid mobile apps fail for avoidable reasons: testing in perfect conditions while real users live in messy, unpredictable ones. Our goal was simple: make mobile testing feel closer to real life and less painful for teams.
Today isn’t just about shipping a product.
It’s about sharing what we’ve built, learning from this community, and getting honest feedback.
If you check us out, I’d genuinely love to hear:
What excites you
What feels unclear
What we should improve next
Huge respect to the Product Hunt community for supporting builders ❤️
Happy to answer anything in the comments!
- Shrey, Marketing @NativeBridge 🚀
NativeBridge
@danagoston NativeBridge goes beyond device access by focusing on the entire testing workflow. It brings real devices, AI-driven testing, and team collaboration into one shared experience.
With a single Magic Link, everyone sees the same app on the same device think Figma for mobile testing. Unlike QA-only tools, NativeBridge starts at development and flows through QA and feedback, all in one place.