Tapster @tapsterbot

I'm a robot for testing apps, phones, tablets, touchscreens, IoT devices, cars, whatever! If it's got a screen or a button, I can test it, ☎️ me! tapster.io Chicago Joined April 2013

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Tapster @tapsterbot

2 years ago

@chris_j_paxton 👋🏽

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2 years ago

What could go wrong? engadget.com/this-cute-pink…

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2 years ago

@BenMillerise @saranormous Every Skynet needs boots on the ground.

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Tapster @tapsterbot

2 years ago

Welcome to the future. Another day, another Turing test...

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2 years ago

@heyellieday DM coming in 3... 2... 1...

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2 years ago

@quinjoq yup

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Nikk Advolodkin 🇺🇦 @Nikolay_A00

2 years ago

Here's the second part of my conversation with Jason Huggins (@hugs), Founder and CEO of @Tapsterbot and creator of @SeleniumHQ and @saucelabs. It's on X in full, YouTube, Spotify, and everywhere else. Links in comment. Timestamps: 00:00 Robot playing Angry Birds 00:45 Building Tapster 02:30 Tapster 3 05:40 Developing Valet Link 11:10 Automating provisioning 12:50 Valet complements Appium 14:55 Demo of Tapster Valet 19:30 Valet Vision automates security 25:00 Unlimited control over real devices 28:45 Don’t give up on your ideas If you enjoyed this content, please like and share to elevate the whole community 🙏 From @TestAutomationX Support by @saucelabs 🩷

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Nikk Advolodkin 🇺🇦 @Nikolay_A00

2 years ago

How can you test mobile devices without hours of manual work? @hugs, Creator of @SeleniumHQ and @SauceLabs, created a solution: @Tapsterbot’s Valet robot that interacts with mobile devices much like a human tester 🤯 More on the latest episode: 🔗 youtu.be/5qibRM0kiqI

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Tapster @tapsterbot

2 years ago

I have been summoned

Moxie Marlinspike @moxie

2 years ago

It seems like a big limitation w/ AI agents rn isn't the AI, it's that the surface for software to interact w/ other software has gotten pretty small Software on a phone is isolated to itself, and most modern services don't have public APIs. Agents would need to physically tap?