Customer story
Wio
Digital banking · Flutter · Android and iOS
Reliable automation on a Flutter banking app, owned by a small QA team
- 89.3%
- Step success
- 11,025
- Nightly steps
- 97%
- Overnight runs
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Customer story
Digital banking · Flutter · Android and iOS
Reliable automation on a Flutter banking app, owned by a small QA team
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“Our automation speed is much faster now, test maintenance is far easier, and even a small team can achieve strong automation coverage. As a result, our app quality has improved as we run sanity testing schedulers daily and on demand.”

Umair Shah
WIO
A platform purpose-built for mobile apps — autonomous by design, AI-native at the core.
Real devices, real sensors, real mobile complexity. Not a web tool retrofitted for apps.
spAIder explores the app like a real user and maps every journey.
Agents generate, maintain, and heal tests as the UI changes.
OCR and vision for canvas-rendered apps, without Appium trade-offs.
One test intent across both platforms.
Synchronized handoffs across users, roles, and devices — one continuous transaction.
Web QA is reversible. Mobile releases are not. QApilot is built for where a bad ship stays in the user’s pocket.
Common questions
Yes. Flutter draws to a canvas, so tools that need a native element tree lose the UI as soon as it shifts. QApilot records against the rendered widgets and uses OCR and vision where selectors go blind. On the demo we run that on your Flutter build.
Autonomous testing is the sanity layer. spAIder explores the app like a real user and maps the journeys it finds, before anyone writes a script. Flows you need pinned exactly still come from CoWork or record and playback. The demo shows which layer fits which part of your suite.
No. You author the test on Android and execute that same intent on iOS. One case, both platforms, on real devices rather than a desktop browser resized to look like a phone.
When a control moves or a label changes, agents re-resolve the element and heal the test. A mobile regression run keeps going instead of stopping on the first shifted selector.
Yes. Native Android, iOS, React Native, Flutter, and in-app WebViews share one locator layer. Bring the app you ship, and the demo runs on that stack.
Appium is a script-first framework. QApilot is the mobile test automation platform around the run: exploration, authoring, healing, and a release signal. Many teams keep a few custom scripts and move the regression suite onto QApilot. We can map that split on your app during the demo.
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