Import existing test cases
Import cases from Jira, TestRail, spreadsheets, and other test management tools so existing QA assets can be reused instead of rewritten.
CoWork
RivendicaQApilot CoWork turns existing mobile test cases into runnable automation for release validation. AI-assisted planning with human approval on real iOS, Android, and Flutter devices.
Overview
CoWork is QApilot’s human-in-the-loop mobile testing workflow for teams that already have test cases and want to execute more of them before release. It turns existing test inventory into runnable mobile automation with AI-assisted planning and real-device execution.
The product is positioned for release readiness: teams import cases from tools such as Jira, TestRail, or spreadsheets, CoWork structures the test into execution context, and the system runs it on iOS, Android, or Flutter apps. When the flow changes or user input is needed, execution pauses for approval and then resumes with the original context intact.
Features
Build execution context
Convert natural-language test cases into structured BDD-style context that captures the starting point, required actions, and expected outcome.
Execute on real devices
Run tests on real mobile devices with no scripts required, using AI-assisted planning to start execution from the imported case.
Replan with human approval
If the app flow changes mid-run, CoWork proposes the next best action and waits for approval before continuing.
Handle interactive journeys
Pause when user input is needed, then resume without losing context so the test can continue through interactive steps.
Built for mobile app variability
Support Android, iOS, and Flutter apps, including dynamic content, popups, interruptions, and changing user journeys.
Use Cases
Release validation with existing test inventory
A QA team with a large Jira or TestRail backlog can bring those cases into CoWork and run more of them before each release without rewriting the suite.
Human-reviewed execution for changing flows
Teams testing mobile journeys with popups, interruptions, or branching flows can let CoWork pause, request approval, and continue when the app behaves differently than expected.
Cross-platform mobile execution
Organizations that need validation on real devices can use CoWork to execute mobile cases across Android, iOS, and Flutter instead of relying only on static definitions.
Interactive end-to-end journey testing
When a test requires user input partway through the flow, CoWork can pause, receive the input, and resume the same run with context preserved.
Reuse of legacy QA assets
Teams that already maintain test cases in spreadsheets or test management tools can convert them into executable mobile automation without starting from a blank slate.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Reuses existing test cases from common test management sources instead of requiring a rewrite.
- Combines AI planning with human approval, which keeps the execution flow under reviewer control.
- Runs on real devices and supports iOS, Android, and Flutter apps.
- Can continue through changing screens, popups, and user-input steps without losing context.
- Targets release readiness by helping teams execute more of the backlog they already maintain.
Cons
- The pricing page available in the source does not expose plan details, so cost and packaging are unclear from the fetched pages.
- The page emphasizes release-focused execution and existing test inventory, so it is less clearly defined for teams looking for a pure test authoring tool from scratch.
FAQ
Can CoWork use existing test cases from my current tools?
Yes. QApilot says CoWork can bring in test cases from Jira, TestRail, spreadsheets, and other test management tools, then convert them into executable mobile automation.
How much control do humans keep during execution?
CoWork is designed for human-in-the-loop execution. It builds an execution plan, pauses when user input is required, and asks for approval before continuing when reality changes.
What platforms does CoWork support?
The page says CoWork works across iOS, Android, and Flutter apps, including dynamic content, popups, interruptions, and changing user journeys.
When is CoWork most useful?
QApilot describes CoWork as AI-assisted planning and real-device execution for release validation. It focuses on activating test inventory already written rather than creating tests from scratch.
What does CoWork cost?
The source pages do not provide pricing details for CoWork. The pricing page currently returns a 404 shell instead of plan information.
Quick Facts
- Category
- Mobile testing platform
- Primary use
- Activating existing test cases for release validation
- Platforms
- iOS, Android, Flutter
- Workflow
- Import tests → build context → execute on real devices → replan if needed
- Source domain
- qapilot.io
- Pricing
- Not shown in the fetched pages