FinalRun
Your AI QA Agent for Mobile app
186 followers
Your AI QA Agent for Mobile app
186 followers
Finalrun lets you create end-to-end mobile app tests by simply describing the flow you want to validate in plain English. Run the same tests seamlessly on both Android and iOS without writing or maintaining manual scripts. Finalrun integrates directly into your CI/CD pipeline and reports failures via Email/Slack with clear, actionable insights, helping teams catch bugs early so they can focus on building what truly matters.
Hey everyone 👋
Arnold here, co-founder of @FinalRun , along with @droidash .
I’ve been building mobile apps for over a decade now, many of them used by millions of users. Ashish and I met while working at @Whatfix , and while shipping at that scale, one problem kept coming back every single release: mobile testing was always the bottleneck.
We spent hours, sometimes days, before each release babysitting flaky tests. Existing tools relied on brittle scripts, hard-coded selectors, and broke the moment the UI changed. They didn’t understand intent. We tried fixing this with what was available, but eventually realized the tools themselves were fundamentally broken.
So we decided to fix it properly. From the ground up.
With just the two of us, we focused obsessively on accuracy. In August, we benchmarked Finalrun against the global Android World benchmark maintained by @DeepMind , and surpassed it, because in testing, precision isn’t optional. Every UI action must be understood and executed exactly as a human would.
@FinalRun lets you test mobile app flows by simply describing them in plain English. No scripts. No fragile selectors. Run the same test on Android and iOS, reliably.
We’re live today, and we’d genuinely love your feedback.
You can sign up and get $5 in credits, and run tests on Finalrun cloud devices (worth ~$100/device/month) for free.
To make it easy to try right away, we’ve uploaded two public apps, Wikipedia on Android and Wikipedia on iOS, so you can experiment with Finalrun instantly without uploading your own app.
Thanks for checking us out, and happy to answer any questions here 🙌
Visla
@droidash @arnoldlaishram Congrats on the launch, seems promising.
Thanks @mogabr
@arnoldlaishram @droidash @srinidhi_g_s i have limited knowledge of app and web development but started vibe-coding lately. I was checking out your website and its interesting. It would be great if u can add some more samples of different types.
@vinay11 thanks, will add more samples
Swytchcode
This is really nice. Does it support both Native and JS based frameworks?
@chilarai Yes we do support Native and Js based frameworks. If it can run on Android/iOS phone, we will be able to test. I went through @swytchcode. Congrats on the number 1 spot. Happy to give you a demo and explore synergy?
@arnoldlaishram @droidash @srinidhi_g_s Congrats on the launch 🚀
Mobile app testing has always been frustrating for us because of flaky tests and constant maintenance. A small UI change breaks selectors or widget assumptions, tests fail randomly, and a lot of engineering time goes into fixing tests instead of building product.
@FinalRun intent-based, plain-English approach feels like a refreshing shift from brittle scripts.
Quick question:
Are you planning to add CI/CD integrations in the future (e.g., GitHub/GitLab pipelines) to automatically push new app builds and trigger test runs as part of the release workflow? That would make this extremely powerful for teams running continuous delivery.
I hope it covers multiple programming stack for mobile apps like kotlin, Java, Obj-c, Swift and also connects well with existing test suites. Overall good attempt to solve a precarious problem.
@anshu15 Thank you so much for the kind words and for taking the time to support us on Product Hunt 🙏
Testing on a real, large-scale production app and seeing it hold up meant a lot to us. Truly appreciate the trust and encouragement, it motivates us to keep raising the bar.
Hey. How is FinalRun different from other solutions out there?
@danagoston
FinalRun is different because it doesn’t just generate scripts — it rethinks how mobile automation works.
Most new tools fall into two buckets:
Script generators on Appium/Maestro:
These tools generate tests on top of existing frameworks, which still depend on brittle selectors. As a result, flakiness and ongoing script maintenance remain unsolved.
AI wrappers without runtime intelligence:
Some tools translate plain English into steps, but still rely on fragile element matching under the hood.
FinalRun takes a different approach. Our agent understands the UI at runtime using vision and structure, and plans actions based on the current screen state. This makes tests resilient to UI changes, dynamic data, and random popups — with no selector maintenance.
This approach is backed by strong results on the Android World benchmark, validating real-world accuracy and stability across complex Android apps.