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GPT Driver

By MobileBoost. Category: Mobile testing with AI. Homepage

MobileBoost's documentation describes GPT Driver as an AI test agent for native iOS and Android apps. Tests are written as natural-language steps in the no-code QA Studio, recorded with a test recorder, or generated as XCUITest and Espresso code that uses the MobileBoost SDK. Tests run on MobileBoost cloud devices or third-party device farms. Self-healing is documented for the Java and Python SDKs. CI integrations include a GitHub Action and examples for GitLab CI, CircleCI, Jenkins and Bitrise. A MobileBoost MCP server and an agent skill connect it to MCP clients such as Cursor and Claude Code.

Description written from the vendor's documentation.

Status

Status: Active

Facts

GPT Driver: facts with evidence level, source and verification date
FactValueEvidenceSourceVerified on
StatusActiveDocumenteddocs.mobileboost.io
AI capabilities
  • Automation code generation
  • Self healing
  • Autonomous testing
  • No code
Documenteddocs.mobileboost.io
Test creation
  • Natural language
  • Code generation
  • Recording
Documenteddocs.mobileboost.io
Test outputMixedDocumenteddocs.mobileboost.io
Surfaces
  • Mobile native
Documenteddocs.mobileboost.io
Hosting
  • Cloud
Documenteddocs.mobileboost.io
Pricing modelNot documentedNot documentedNone found
Free tierNot documentedNot documentedNone found
CI integrations
  • GitHub Actions
  • GitLab
  • CircleCI
  • Jenkins
  • Other
Documenteddocs.mobileboost.io
Self-healingDocumentedDocumenteddocs.mobileboost.io
Agent integrationMobileBoost MCP server (https://api.mobileboost.io/mcp, Streamable HTTP, OAuth) for Cursor, Claude Code, Claude Desktop and other MCP clients; plus a MobileBoost agent skill for AI coding agentsDocumenteddocs.mobileboost.io

Published prices

Not documentedVerified

No prices are published. The pricing model is not documented.

Alternatives

Tools in the same category (Mobile testing with AI), ordered by the number of shared creation and surface values, then by name. Each line lists documented facts that differ from GPT Driver.

  • Digital.ai Testing: documents creation by prompt to test; hosting self-hosted; status acquired
  • Loadmill: documents output Proprietary runner; hosting self-hosted, hybrid; a free tier
  • Optics Framework: documents output Proprietary runner; hosting self-hosted; a free tier
  • Pcloudy: documents hosting self-hosted; no free tier; status acquired
  • QApilot: documents creation by autonomous from URL
  • Revyl: documents output Proprietary runner; creation by prompt to test; a free tier

Questions

Is this page a review of GPT Driver?

No. This page is a fact sheet. Each fact shows its evidence level, its source and the date it was checked. We do not rate or rank tools.

Does GPT Driver have a free tier?

A free tier is not documented for GPT Driver as of 2026-09-24.

What test output does GPT Driver produce?

Output: Mixed. This is documented, checked on 2026-09-24.

Is GPT Driver still available?

Status: Active, checked on 2026-09-24.

Sources

  1. MobileBoost GPT Driver homepage Opened
  2. MobileBoost pricing (client-rendered, no readable content) Opened
  3. MobileBoost GPT Driver documentation Opened
  4. MobileBoost docs index (llms.txt) Opened
  5. Docs: Test agent overview Opened
  6. Docs: Code generation Opened
  7. Docs: CI integration Opened
  8. Docs: Device configuration Opened
  9. Docs: MCP server Opened
  10. Docs: Self healing Opened
  11. Docs: Interact with non-native elements Opened
  12. Docs: Test recorder Opened
  13. Docs: Cloud devices Opened
  14. MobileBoost changelog Opened

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