Maestro documentation

Overview of Maestro documentation with links to guides, tutorials, and community resources.

Maestro is the simplest and most effective framework for painless mobile and web UI automation using intuitive YAML flows.

What is Maestro?

Learn what Maestro can do for you when testing applications

QuickStart

Get up and running with Maestro in just a few minutes

Maestro Solutions

Maestro Studio

Create tests visually using the Desktop App for zero-IDE setup and instant device connection

Maestro CLI

Learn to Install the CLI, manage devices, and run tests from your terminal

Maestro Cloud

Scale your testing by integrating with CI Platforms like GitHub Actions to run parallel tests

Learn How to Test Using Maestro

How Maestro works

Learn about Maestro’s architecture-agnostic approach, device control, and how flows simulate real human interactions

Maestro Flows

Master modular testing with Nested Flows, Loops, Conditions, and Hooks

JavaScript

Use JavaScript to handle complex conditions, data manipulation, and external API interactions

Manage your workspace

Learn to configure global behaviors with config.yaml, organize repository architectures, and manage test execution and analysis.

Reference and Resources

Explore the technical specifications and community-proven strategies.

API Reference

A complete guide to every Maestro command

Examples

Proven recipes and real-world examples for you to explore

Troubleshooting

Find answers in the FAQ and review Known Issues

Join the Community

See real workflows from other teams, and join the Maestro Slack community to share and learn best practices.

Community Projects

Discover VSCode extensions, plugins, and wrappers built by the Maestro community

Articles

Explore a list of blog posts, deep dives, and tutorials from industry experts

Customer Showcase

Check how teams like Doccla, Wahed, and Eneco revolutionized their mobile testing