Get started with Maestro

Start by running a sample build, integrating your existing test suite, or testing a local app.

In this section, you will learn how to set up and run tests on App Automate. You have a few options. You can select the one that best suits your needs.

Structure your test suite

Before running tests, ensure your Maestro test suite is correctly structured and organized. Learn how to prepare your test files, create proper folder structures, and zip your test suite for seamless execution on BrowserStack.

Structure your tests

Run your tests on App Automate

Ready to run your actual test suite directly on the product? Integrate your test suite with App Automate, so that your tests run directly on App Automate. View the results of your tests on the App Automate dashboard.

Execute tests

Run tests on your local apps

Is your web app under test hosted in a local environment? In that case, you have to create a secure tunnel between your web app and BrowserStack first. Learn about testing your locally hosted web apps.

Test locally hosted apps

Run parallel tests

Test at scale and reduce the overall test execution times using parallel testing with the Maestro automation framework.

Run tests in parallel

REST API reference

Use our REST API documentation for the list of supported APIs to run your Maestro tests on BrowserStack.

View REST API reference