No. Drizz lets you describe tests in plain English. The AI converts your steps into executable test flows, while still supporting advanced logic when engineering teams need it.

Yes. Drizz executes tests on real Android devices with different OS versions, screen sizes, and network conditions for accurate, production-level validation.

All test data, logs, and screenshots are encrypted in transit and at rest. For customers with strict data policies, Drizz supports region-locked storage and custom retention settings.

Drizz uses adaptive wait logic powered by state detection instead of static timers. The engine detects expected UI conditions before executing the next step, eliminating flakiness caused by timeouts.

Yes. Drizz supports deep links, background/foreground transitions, cold starts, push notification validation, and state-based branching logic within tests.

All test artifacts - logs, videos, screenshots, device metadata - are stored in encrypted storage with unique execution IDs. APIs and webhooks allow exporting artifacts to CI dashboards.

The engine detects list boundaries, scroll positions, and element visibility in real time. It identifies target items based on visual and semantic cues, not index-based assumptions.

Yes. On-prem and VPC deployments ensure all test data stays within your network. SSO/SAML, audit logs, RBAC, and encryption are supported for enterprise security teams.

Yes. Uploaded builds are stored in isolated, encrypted buckets with strict access policies. Builds can also be auto-deleted after test runs based on retention policies.