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Welcome to Aucert

Aucert is an AI-native mobile quality engineering platform. Point it at your mobile app, and it automatically generates test scenarios, executes them on emulators, analyzes the results with visual reasoning, and reports bugs with full reproduction steps — no manual test scripts required.

The 5-layer pipeline

Every test run flows through five stages. Click a layer to learn more:

L1
Generation
L2
Execution
L3
Analysis
L4
Decision
L5
Reporting

Click a layer to see details

The pipeline is powered by two cross-cutting systems:

  • Knowledge Graph — Builds a rich model of your app by ingesting code ASTs, API schemas, UI layouts, historical test results, and product requirements. This context drives intelligent test generation rather than random exploration.
  • Device Twin — A predictive model that bridges the gap between emulator behavior and real-device behavior, adjusting confidence scores for device-specific risks.

Get started

GuideWhat you'll do
QuickstartInstall the CLI, connect your app, and run your first test in under 5 minutes
InstallationDetailed install guide for npm, yarn, and pnpm with system requirements
First test walkthroughStep-by-step guide to understanding your first test results

Understand the platform

GuideWhat you'll learn
Architecture overviewHow the 5-layer pipeline processes your app end-to-end
Knowledge GraphHow Aucert builds a model of your app for intelligent test generation
Device TwinHow emulator results are adjusted for real-device behavior

Integrate with your workflow

GuideWhat you'll set up
CLI referenceFull command documentation with examples
ConfigurationCustomize test generation, execution, and reporting
GitHub ActionsRun Aucert tests on every push or pull request
CI/CD integrationGitHub Actions, GitLab CI, and Jenkins setup

How Aucert is different

Traditional mobile testing requires hand-written test scripts that break with every UI change. Aucert takes a fundamentally different approach:

  1. No test scripts — The Knowledge Graph understands your app's structure, so tests are generated from context, not from brittle selectors
  2. Visual reasoning — AI models analyze screenshots to determine pass/fail, catching visual regressions that assertion-based tests miss
  3. Confidence scoring — Every result includes a confidence score, so you know when to trust automated decisions and when to review manually
  4. Self-updating — When your app changes, the Knowledge Graph re-ingests the new structure and generates updated tests automatically