[tibbe]

We used to use Maestro but then they unfortunately decided to go all in on AI and hiked the price to match, making it no longer worthwhile for us.

[serial_dev]

We loved Maestro but we didn’t like the pricing and the team wanted something more predictable. We are using Moropo and it’s been great. Very affordable, good DX, and it’s all basically just Maestro with extras.

The advantages of using open source! It would be great if it became industry standard and more companies would offer it as a service.

[lastdong]

Moropo sounds great, but unable to find open source repo / self-host docs. Would you be able to share the GitHub link for self-hosting Moropo? Thanks

[riglar]

Tom, co-founder of Moropo here, thanks for the mention :-)

[wiradikusuma]

Is the open-source version not usable/allowed for CI/CD environment?

[leland-takamine]

Yep free and open-source to use. Plenty of folks run Maestro on directly on GitHub Actions, Bitrise, etc. Teams often run on our hosted cloud infra for parallelism and reliability when scaling up their testing, but that's totally up to you!

[smalugu]

At SoFi we are using it with gitlab and AWS Linux/Mac runners. We can do parallel runs, data driven, get test logs, screen recordings etc

[leland-takamine]

Hey tibbe - co-founder of Mobile.dev here. First off, totally get where you're coming from. We do offer a startup discount, but would love to dig in more to see if there's something we can work out. My co-founder and I would love to chat if you're open to it! Just shoot me a note if interested! [e-mail]

[wiseowise]

Wait? You have to pay? Or you mean the cloud?