Skip the ADB installation
Connect an Android phone directly through Chrome WebUSB without configuring Android Studio, Platform Tools, or a local ADB server.
Android QA · Chrome 118+
TabQA: Test Android in Your Browser
No ADB, Android Studio, or desktop proxy to install. Mirror Android in the browser and capture network requests, page Console output, failure logs, video, and screenshots in the same reproduction timeline.
Evidence stays in your browser by default
Chrome WebUSB/TabQA in-house connection workflow/Android 8+
Open the browser and start testing
From connecting a phone to filing a bug in three steps
Capture the full reproduction
Control the phone while TabQA captures network requests, page Console output, failure logs, video, and screenshots on the same timeline.
Diagnose, package, and file
Inspect requests and responses, copy cURL, export HAR, annotate screenshots, and deliver evidence developers can act on.
Less repetitive work for QA engineers
Test, document, and capture evidence in the browser
Live screen mirroring
View the Android device inside the browser and keep testing without switching to separate mirroring software.
Network requests and page Console
NewInspect requests and responses alongside console.* output, with text, regular-expression, and log-level filters.
Video, screenshot editing, and text recognition
Record the issue, edit key screenshots, and recognize Chinese or English text from any selected region.
Failure logs and complete context
Focus logs around the failure and keep requests, video, screenshots, and device context in one testing workspace.
Multilingual translation
Translate bug descriptions, repro steps, and UI copy into the language your international QA and engineering teams need.
Drag-and-drop test files
Drop APKs, images, or test data onto the mirrored screen to send them directly to the device's shared storage root.
Local-first
Device evidence does not need another cloud hop
Network requests, ADB credentials, video, screenshots, logs, and recognized text are processed locally. Sensitive request fields are masked by default, and you decide what to export or share.
Review security and local data handlingNo SDK inside the app under test
No local network port
No access to Jira, Notion, or page content
TabQA vs alternatives
One browser workspace instead of several single-purpose tools
See how TabQA compares with SDK monitoring platforms, desktop ADB, mirroring software, and manual evidence capture workflows.
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