Testing is one of the most time-consuming parts of app development. Traditionally, QA automation requires writing and maintaining step-by-step test scripts that can easily break when the UI changes.
With FlutterFlow Test Pilot, that process becomes much simpler.
What Is Test Pilot?
Test Pilot is FlutterFlow’s AI-powered testing feature that lets you describe a user journey in plain English.
An AI agent then opens your app in a real browser-based environment, performs the actions, and reports whether the test passed or failed.
Instead of writing automation scripts, you simply provide instructions like:
Instructions:
Wait for the screen to load, enter the email and password, then tap Continue.
Expected Outcome:
The user should land on the Home screen.
You can also use Test Parameters such as $email and $password so the same test works across multiple environments without hardcoding values.
Organize Tests with Test Groups
Tests can be grouped by features such as:
- Login
- Onboarding
- Checkout
- Profile Settings
By default, tests run sequentially and reuse the previous app state.
If a test requires a fresh start, simply enable Restart Before Test.
Detailed Test Results
Every test run provides useful debugging information, including:
- Pass/Fail status
- Step-by-step playback
- Screenshots of key moments
- Complete action logs
Instead of guessing why a test failed, you can see exactly what the AI agent did and where the issue occurred.
Pricing
Each project includes 5 free test credits.
After that, FlutterFlow offers 100 credits for $5/month.
The total cost depends on the number of tests, devices, and display modes selected. FlutterFlow also shows the estimated credit usage before you run the tests.
Final Thoughts
FlutterFlow Test Pilot isn’t designed to replace comprehensive manual QA, but it’s an excellent tool for validating common user journeys like login, onboarding, navigation, and checkout before releasing a new build.
If you build FlutterFlow apps regularly, Test Pilot can help you catch issues earlier, reduce repetitive testing, and speed up your release process - all without writing traditional automation scripts.