Self-developed Android app testing tools
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Testing Never DiesPractical self-developed tools for QA engineers covering Android app performance, automation, stability, memory, network, and release evidence.
Performance
Performance Monitoring Tool
Real-time performance collection for focused mobile app testing
App Performance Lab
Automation
DiandianTong
Record, organize, and run reusable UI test scripts directly on Android devices
Stability
Anomaly Monitoring
Real-time anomaly monitoring for Android apps, mini-games, and hybrid flows. Capture crashes, ANRs, and JS errors faster with clearer log-based triage.
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Built for real Android app QA workflows. Self-developed, practical, and easy to use.
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Testing Scenarios
Practical workflows that connect tools to real testing responsibilities.
Performance Testing
Monitor CPU, FPS, memory and battery in real time to find performance bottlenecks and regressions.
Tools: Performance Monitoring ToolAutomation Testing
Record, organize and replay UI flows on real devices to improve efficiency and coverage.
Tools: DiandianTongProblem Triage
Capture logs, crashes and ANRs quickly to analyze root causes and fix issues faster.
Tools: Anomaly MonitoringRelease Evidence
Collect screenshots, traffic and logs to build complete evidence for release confidence.
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Built from years of hands-on testing work. Testing Never Dies.TesterZone tools come from real projects, real devices and real problems.
I am a long-term practitioner in mobile testing and quality engineering.
I build tools that I use every day, to save time, uncover issues and make testing work smarter.
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