Waldo

Name: Waldo
Author: Waldo (Tricentis)

No-code mobile testing recorded in a browser-based device session.

Mobile TestingQuote onlyNo-codeAI features

What it is

Waldo records mobile test flows in a browser-hosted device, requiring no SDK, no local device setup and no code. Tests self-heal against UI changes and run on every build, with results reported back into the CI pipeline. It targets mobile teams with no automation engineer.

Best for

Small mobile teams needing regression coverage without hiring for it.

Where it is strong

No SDK and no code — a designer or PM can record a regression flow.
Self-healing keeps recorded flows working across releases.
Runs on every build without device lab management.

Where it falls short

Limited support for complex logic or data-driven scenarios.
Cloud-only.
Now part of Tricentis, so roadmap independence is uncertain.

Pricing

Quote on request

Quote only

Free tier: Free trial.

What drives the bill: Quote-based, priced by build and run volume.

Check current pricing on Waldo (Tricentis)’s site

Figures are indicative and were last reviewed August 2026. Vendors change pricing often; confirm before you commit.

Works with

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What people who use Waldo say

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