We're a large enterprise, and my project team consists of about 30 automation code developers. Everyone on the team is using Appium. Appium automates mobile browsers and applications. I use Appium to launch iOS and Android mobile applications with the package name and launch activity.  After that, we do some operations on the applications. 

For example,  we enter some text into the fields to verify if we've entered the wrong set of inputs. Some boxes will be limited to text only, and we'll get an error if we enter special characters. Appium helps us check all those things. We can also check the UI server to test if the button navigates to the next page or not. 

We use Appium for certain test cases with respect to mobile device testing. We migrate those test cases to our automation tool.

I use the solution for Android and iOS mobile automation testing.

We are using Appium for testing.

Our company uses the solution's library to test and automate mobile devices including Android and iOS. 

We use Appium to test our native applications for iOS and Android. The solution is deployed locally and integrated into our instance of GitHub Actions for CI/CD functionality, so it's a hybrid deployment. 

Our primary use case addresses customer requirements from the healthcare domain, a few from the construction domain, and logistics.

The primary use case of the solution was to automate a mobile Android app that was related to IP configuration cameras to design their system and to run those cameras using the app.

We primarily use the solution for UI validation of mobile applications. It's a mobile development platform. We have an application where we have to test the front end and how it is cloning.

It's normally used to test mobile applications, and to interact with some power applications. It's mainly for mobile testing applications?

I'm using Appium for the automation of applications on Android and iOS.

Our use case for Appium is writing end-to-end tests for mobile applications. We also use it for some data extraction for an end-to-end user desk.

We need Appium to do our end-to-end functionality testing. Our company works with mobile automation.

The solution is deployed on cloud. The cloud provider is AWS.

There are about 30 people using this solution. They're primarily automation testers.

I primarily use the solution for internal testing.

We use Appium and Appium Studio as our base for any type of mobile automation.

We are using Appium on-premises for scripting purposes. 

Our automation testers download Appium for their scripting.

To automate mobile apps, iOS and Android.

We use this solution for mobile UI automation, and particularly for regression test automation.

We develop complete, end to end test cases, then we automate them and run those test cases in a DevOps process. It's a complete CICD (continuous integration, continuous development) using DevOps methodology.

Our automation job triggers immediately after a successful development build. Upon completion of automated test cases, results are emailed to all stakeholders. This is a completely automated process without any manual intervention.

I use Appium to develop automation scripts for our mobile applications for iOS and Android and test client applications for our FinTech client.

We are a consulting company. Appium is an open-source library. We use Appium in our platform for optimizing mobile testing. For our company, Appium's similarity with Selenium is important as we use Selenium.

We have three users using this solution.