
Maverick + Tester = Mavster — the eyes and hands for your coding agent.
Mavster hands your coding agent a power it lacks on its own — reliable control of the real device. The two work in lockstep to build, drive, and verify your iOS and Android app — and ship at a level neither reaches alone.
Minimum requirements: macOS 26.3 Tahoe or later · Apple Silicon · Xcode + iOS Simulators · Android Studio + Emulators (optional) · Subscription required
The reliable, precise control your agent can't sustain — and exactly what Mavster is built for:
Scroll until an off-screen row appears, drag a slider to an exact value, pick the 3rd result, tame the software keyboard. The gestures an agent firing at raw coordinates don’t always land — Mavster is built for them.
Mavster owns the whole mechanical loop — device management, build, install, drive, watch, retry, read the result — so it never floods your agent’s context or ties it up in ancillary tasks. Its tokens stay on the code.
Every run hardens into a deterministic test you keep, re-run, and hand to CI. An agent leaves prose; Mavster leaves regression coverage.
Verification to the tool built for it; implementation to the agent built for it. Mavster is fast, precise and cheap; your agent is brilliant and expensive — together they beat either half alone.
Your agent stays free to write code. Mavster takes the verification and hands back evidence of progress or regress. Your agent reacts.
Every verified feature becomes a deterministic test — your e2e suite grows as a byproduct of shipping.
And it compounds: a world map of your app plus already-passed steps make every run cheaper and more reliable than the last.
Mavster finds elements like a person — by scanning the screen — then runs the exact steps you defined.
Every run is deterministic: each step passes or fails clearly. No improvising, no flake.
Built for developers who ship with Claude Code, Cursor & Codex — authored once, run the same every time, no flake.
Mavster ships an MCP server, so coding agents like Cursor, Claude Code, and OpenAI Codex can author, validate, build, and run UI tests in a single chat command — no plugins, no glue code.
A simple, guided, zero-code test builder that works across iOS and Android — built for automation engineers, QA teams, and mobile developers alike.
Optional recovery when a step hits real-world friction — system alerts, permission sheets, or simulator quirks — without turning every test into a brittle funnel.
Point Mavster at a goal and it explores your app, then writes a clean, deterministic test you own — explored once, replayed the same way every run.
Understands your app to reliably find and interact with UI elements — achieving repeatable outcomes through screen understanding, visual memory, and multi-agent infrastructure.
Modular test composition, conditional branching, and built-in device controls — build complex flows without glue code.
Visual assertions, scroll-until-found, and advanced drag controls — validate state, find elements, and manipulate any UI.
Use $variables and pass data in, so one test definition covers multiple scenarios and data sets.
Tracks Mavster usage per test and leverages visual memory so repeat runs get cheaper and faster after the first run.
No cloud VMs, no device farms. Mavster runs locally alongside Xcode and Android Studio on your existing Mac or your dedicated build machine — zero infrastructure overhead. Already using cloud VMs? Just install Mavster alongside your existing build infrastructure and you're good to go.
Plug into your CI/CD pipeline, organize tests into suites, schedule runs, or trigger automatically on every push or PR.
Step-by-step playback, pass rate tracking, failure trends, and reliability metrics at every level.
Projects back up to the cloud for recovery across machines. History, analytics, and cost data sync automatically so you can access test reports from anywhere.
Start free. No sales calls, no gatekeepers — add Mavster to your agent and go. Upgrade to have Mavster explore and author flows for you.
Basic and Pro subscribers can top up overage credits anytime at $1 = 100 credits ($25 minimum). Per-test costs drop as visual memory kicks in — tests get cheaper and faster after the first run.
Monthly credits pause when your balance reaches 1.5× your plan’s allotment. Top-up credits don’t expire.
Credits require an active subscription to spend — cancellations preserve your balance but lock it until you resubscribe.
Mavster runs on your machine — no cloud instances or device-farm fees on top of your subscription.

It closes end-to-end flows on real devices — and leaves behind the regression suite teams pour money and months into. Download for Mac and go.
Minimum requirements: macOS 26.3 Tahoe or later · Apple Silicon · Xcode + iOS Simulators · Android Studio + Emulators (optional) · Subscription required