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Test Flutter apps in local environments
Learn how to test Flutter apps locally without hosting them on public staging environments.
Flutter integration tests often depend on servers that only exist inside your network, such as a development machine, a CI node, or a staging backend behind a firewall. Local Testing opens a secure tunnel between BrowserStack devices and those servers, so your builds reach them without any public hosting.
This feature is available on Android devices only.
If you haven’t established a Local Testing connection yet, start with Enable Local Testing for Flutter integration tests. Use the following guides to adapt that connection to your network:
Establish a Local Testing connection with proxy settings.
Establish a Local Testing connection that resolves traffic through a PAC file.
Manage connections from localhost or private servers.
Set up Local Testing for multiple forks and builds.
Use REST API to manage local binary instances.
For information on the supported APIs, see the Flutter REST API reference.
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