The more the merrier – invite teammates to Nativetap

It's never fun to test alone - that's why once you have your account set up it might be a great moment to invite friends or teammates to cooperate on projects. To share content, you all have to be members of the same Organisation inside Nativetap. The following steps need to be performed by the …

Adjust your video quality to fit your Internet speed

Not everyone has a gigabit data connection at their desk, with the worldwide average being just over 5Mbps. To take this into account you can adjust the resolution and bitrate of your NativeTap session video for better viewing of your testing. Lowering them will decrease the sharpness of the image you see, but in the …

Nativetap mobile app User Interface revealed

We have provided you with a full remote control interface over our devices, enabling you to easily analyze how your apps are performing. You are able to easily manage your session by managing the hardware buttons, turning off GPS, checking CPU/RAM/Network statistics, and more. When you start your session on a tablet, we will present …

Upload your APK to our real devices – remotely

Distributing your apps across your team and our devices just got easier! Once you have your .apk file, just upload it to your dashboard (personal or organisation). The full list of your apps is visible in dashboard, so you can give it a friendly name and assign version. When starting a session, you can easily set …

How to debug with Nativetap.io?

Finding bugs is not enough, fixing bugs is everything. Nativetap.io helps developers fix bugs fast. Bugs magically reproduce themselves on the right device in front of a developer's eyes. A virtual USB-cable connects a remote device to your developer workstation so you can debug your app in real time. 1. Set up your Nativetap mobile and …