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Version: 1.0.7

MobileHub

MobileHub is RabbitQA's workspace for testing Android and iOS applications on remote real devices, emulators, and simulators. The application route remains /devicer for compatibility, while the product name is MobileHub.

MobileHub dashboard for the selected project

What you can do

  • Find a compatible device and start an interactive live test.
  • Control the device, install an app, inspect its UI, and collect logs, screenshots, recordings, files, metrics, and notes.
  • Run Appium automation through MobileHub builds, sessions, API keys, and generated capabilities.
  • Reserve shared devices for a planned test window.
  • Manage reusable applications and supporting files.
  • Create or link issues with session evidence.
  • Review device usage, reservations, and live or automated session reports.

Typical workflow

  1. Open Mobile Devices and select an available device.
  2. Start a live test, name it, and interact with the connected device.
  3. Use device controls and the session workspace to gather evidence.
  4. End the session with Passed, Failed, or No Result and an optional reason.
  5. Review retained artifacts from Live Testing or Reports.

For automation, begin with Automated Testing, then generate a client example in Appium Config.

Environment-dependent capacity

Available platforms, operating-system versions, devices, session concurrency, storage, and retention are provided by the connected Device Farm service and your RabbitQA plan. Check the live inventory and Settings → Quotas & Limits instead of assuming a fixed value.

AreaUse it for
DashboardFleet health, activity, usage, and shortcuts
Mobile DevicesDevice discovery and session start
Live TestingInteractive sessions and retained evidence
Automated TestingBuilds and Appium session history
Apps & FilesApplication versions and supporting files
ReservationsScheduled access to shared devices
Issue TrackerRabbitQA, Jira, or Azure DevOps issues
ReportsUsage, reservation, and session analytics
SettingsDefaults, API keys, protection rules, and limits