Drizz Cloud runs tests through a standardized execution pipeline with controlled environments, isolated devices, automatic retries, and stability checks-ensuring consistent results even under high concurrency.

It exposes predictable APIs for authentication, app uploads, and test-plan triggers. Runs return structured logs, execution IDs, summaries, and pass/fail signals-allowing pipelines to make deterministic release decisions.

Cloud execution stabilizes device state, enforces clean environments, and manages transient failures with intelligent retries. This eliminates variability common in emulators or shared on-prem devices.

It executes plans sequentially or in batches, maintains clean device allocations, and returns granular results for each plan. This allows large organizations to trigger regression suites with predictable performance.

Every run includes screenshots, step-level logs, execution timings, error categorization, and complete audit trails. Engineering teams get full visibility without needing to reproduce failures manually.

Cloud devices are provisioned fresh for every run, ensuring no residual state impacts results. Device OS, version, and surface information are controlled for deterministic execution.

Drizz Desktop is for authoring, debugging, and local validation.

Drizz Cloud is for scaling those validated tests-running them reliably, repeatedly, and in parallel across clean environments. No re-authoring, no duplication, no reconfiguration.

Yes. It distributes test plans across available device slots and manages concurrency automatically, reducing total execution time while preserving stability.

All API interactions require secure tokens; executions run in isolated environments with no cross-organization access. Device resets ensure test data never leaks between runs.

Execution metadata, logs, and audit trails are preserved in a structured format, enabling traceability across releases. Teams can track stability trends, flaky tests, and version-level regressions over time.