Parallel Execution
UI Testing
Automate UI testing in a low-code syntax and deliver consistent, error-free interfaces.
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Low-Code Test Automation Framework for Smarter QA
Design complex test cases, integrate APIs, validate data, and run end-to-end mobile or performance tests within one test automation framework.
Fueling Quality for Fast-Moving Firms Globally
Software Testing Automation Framework with Low Code
vStellar’s low code automated testing framework allows you to design test cases for evolving testing requirements without breaking your CI/CD pipelines.
Global Teams. Shared Goals. STELLAR Results.
“vStellar Studio is really easy to use with features that have simplified our complex test automation requirements.”
Ethan
Head of QA at TeleFuse
“No other software testing tool matches Studio’s flexibility in handling diverse app types so effortlessly.”
Olivia
Founder of EduHatch
“vStellar made automation simple for us. The setup was fast, and our QA team now executes tests in record time.”
James
CEO, DocHive
“From web to mobile, covers all qa automation testing services. It is one of the best testing platform in software testing.”
Ava
CTO, TechHorizon
“Integration with our CI/CD pipelines was so easy with vStellar’s integrations, and the parallel testing saved us hours every sprint.”
Lucas
CEO, StudyZap
“With seamless platform integration, vStellar makes test automation easy to kick off and scale. “
Mia
Founder of ZippyKart
Flexible and Centralized Software Automation Testing Framework
Soft Assertions
Self Healing Functionality
Mocking and Stubbing
Video Automation
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Parallel Execution
Self Healing Functionality
Mocking and Stubbing
Soft Assertions
Video Automation
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From Download to “Test Passed” —> Just a Few Steps
Step 1:
Get the Basics Ready
Before we roll, make sure you’ve got the essentials: JDK, Maven, Git, and your favorite IDE (we recommend IntelliJ IDEA).
Step 2:
Clone Your Sample Project
You can either clone the repository using Git or download it as a ZIP file.
Step 3:
Open & Set Up in IntelliJ IDEA
Open your cloned project in IntelliJ. The IDE will detect it as a Maven project. It will auto-import dependencies or you can click “Load Maven Changes”.
Step 4:
Start Writing (or Running) Tests
Your project already includes sample test files and runners — just hit Run and watch your first automated test come to life.
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