Beta testing your app is a very important step in the pre-launch stage of your app development since it could highlight any problems.Some of these tools focus on just one aspect of beta testing, while others try to offer a more comprehensive set of features. Here’s a rundown of some of the best ones.
1) UXCam
UXCam isn’t a beta testing tool. It integrates into your app (iOS or Android) through the addition of two lines of code, so you can either limit its use to your actual beta testing or continuously in the final release of your app.
2) UserTesting
UserTesting seems more like a beta testing tool in that it can be used at any stage in your development cycle, and you specify which tasks you want to test. So users can more narrowly focus on specific sections of your app, and specific tasks.
3) 99tests
99tests also offers localization testing, exploratory testing, and security testing. Another feature that sets 99tests apart is that there is an element of automation to the testing.
4) TestFairy
If your testing plan is focused on finding — and eliminating — bugs, TestFairy integrates with several top bug tracking services.
5) HockeyApp
User metrics in HockeyApp encompass everything from number of active users and engagement, through to information on devices on which your app crashed in the last 30-days.
