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Script-based tools like Appium or XCUITest break when the UI changes and struggle with non-native surfaces — games, WebViews, canvas UIs, and system dialogs. Manual testing works anywhere, but it does not scale. Yoqa replaces brittle locator scripts with an AI agent that interacts with your app the way a human tester would. For autonomous runs it operates from screenshots — no hand-written locators. You describe the goal in plain English; the agent decides what to tap, swipe, or type based on what it sees. Coding agents can also drive the same device through the yoqa CLI using a cleaned accessibility tree for cheap, precise inspect → act → verify loops.

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Who Yoqa is for

  • Individual developers — validate a feature before it goes to QA. Catch obvious regressions in minutes.
  • QA engineers — automate repetitive regression flows and free time for exploratory testing.
  • Mobile teams — keep a living suite of natural-language cases on local simulators and devices while cloud/CI lands later.

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Local-first

Phase 1 runs entirely on your Mac: desktop app + runner + BYO AI providers. No account wall for local debug, catalog, or agent runs. Ready to see how it works? How Yoqa agent works →