Maestro Studio Desktop Beta - Run mobile & web tests in minutes with a desktop app

Maestro is the only reason we have full e2e test coverage for our React Native app. The alternatives were just too much of a pain to setup, and after I discovered Maestro, we had coverage for all our critical flows in less than a day. I'm psyched to try out this update. Nice work!

Wow, I love it! Does it support the web, too? I'm going to use it for all my projects ⚡

Testing still remains difficult part of my dev workflow. Looking forward to trying this.

I have never worked on a mobile app but now I see how easy Maestro would make it to do so. Congrats on the launch @manu_armani @proksh @amanjeet_singh2 @kimberly_osborne @leland_takamine

Maestro is so powerful! We achieved 10x efficiency with only 1/10 of the original code compard to previous UI automation framework during the migration to Maestro. Its simple and clear syntax made it easy for our team to quickly move a large number of bottomline and golden test cases. It also helped us catch regressions earlier and more often. Maestro has greatly improved our mobile testing process—faster, cleaner, and much easier to maintain.

Meanwhile, collaborating with Maestro is really great!! I do believe Maestro will be widely promoted in Microsoft and the entire industry!

Congrats on the launch!!

no CLI, no IDE setup, Create & Run? Surprising! Congrats! @Maestro Studio Desktop Beta

This is such a breath of fresh air, testing tools often assume deep setup knowledge or command-line comfort. Making it plug-and-play for both devs and non-tech teammates is a game-changer. Excited to see how it handles scale and edge case scenarios without the IDE barrier.

Great stuff! Congratulations on the launch @leland_takamine and the team!

Already a fan of Maestro, although I am more of a CLI guy :D This is probably one of the only apps I'd be willing to go GUI on 😂

This update is HUGE. We've been enjoying the CLI for a while now, but spinning up the local web page to interact with the devices used to have some issues for us. Like we used to need to start it up, tear it down, and then we could run our tests because it would occupy control of the device. Now though? I got my IDE with the same functionality baked in. The autocomplete you got is absolutely outstanding, and inspecting/picking elements from the device visually and getting good feedback via text and visuals is amazing! I know it's not got all the planned features yet, but I can't wait to fully adopt this when it does. For now though, we're enjoying using the new IDE to speed up writing tests. The jumping between the CLI, docs, IDE, and mobile inspector eats so much time, and gluing most of that together gives a phenomenal experience to work with! Keep going we're hyped :D