Docket

About Docket

Docket is vision-first end-to-end QA testing that now covers iOS, Android, web, and desktop from a single platform. Its distinguishing choice is architectural: instead of binding tests to CSS selectors or accessibility identifiers, Docket automates using the exact on-screen (X,Y) coordinates a real user would click. That makes it able to drive things traditional frameworks cannot reach — canvases, iframes, popups, and other non-standard elements — because it never needs a queryable handle on the target. The obvious fragility of coordinate-based testing is addressed by self-healing: when ordering changes, a button moves, or a selector is updated, Docket corrects the click location so tests keep running without a rewrite or human intervention. On top of the deterministic layer sit AI steps for the genuinely unpredictable parts of an app — randomized interactions, changing UI states — giving human-like coverage with no manual scripting. The platform includes record-and-replay authoring, parallel execution at scale, CI/CD integration, scheduled runs, notifications, a dedicated mailbox for email-based flows, and 2FA authentication handling. One customer, validating acceptance criteria across a $4.8B platform, reports 60% faster test validation and describes Docket as acting like an extra QA engineer pointed at Jira acceptance criteria.

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