Featured
How to review a failed Android run
Collect the device and scenario context, distinguish status from outcome and inspect partial completion before repeating an Android task.
Automate repeatable tasks
Your Android fleet. Your workflow.
Build visual scenarios for your Android fleet, connect your devices and follow execution in Taptain.
An example: check an item in a catalog
Follow a sample task: open a catalog, find a test item, check its page and record the outcome. The data and execution are simulated in your browser; this example does not run on real devices.
Demo fleet
Select a device and follow the workflow steps.
- Open catalogWaiting
- Find itemWaiting
- Check item pageWaiting
- Record outcomeWaiting
Statuses and results in this example are simulated.
How to start with your fleet
Connect the devices
Farm Connector is the component that links your device environment to Taptain. Configure the connection and confirm access to the selected devices.
Build a scenario
Use the visual editor to arrange a repeatable sequence. Start with one task and a clear expected result.
Check a first run
Evaluate the scenario on an approved device. A dry run is a separate check and does not confirm device execution.
Review the result
Inspect the execution status and available diagnostics before repeating the task or extending it to more devices.
For owners and operators of Android fleets
Start with a task your team already repeats: describe the sequence, identify the devices involved and agree how to check completion. Bring that example to a demo to assess Taptain against your actual work.
Get to know Taptain
Start with the product capabilities and an automation example.
Personal demos are coming
Demo booking is not open yet. Explore Taptain’s capabilities, run the example scenario on this site and read the guides to preparing your Android fleet.