Pixelizer integrates with Android Studio, Firebase, CI/CD pipelines, and your physical devices — no migration required.
Gradle plugin integration
Add one line to your build.gradle and Pixelizer runs on every build. Results appear in your IDE — no context switching.
plugins {
id("ai.pixelizer.testing") version "1.0.0"
}
pixelizer {
apiKey = System.getenv("PIXELIZER_API_KEY")
device = "pixel-9-pro"
suites = listOf("startup", "navigation", "accessibility")
}Cloud device testing
Trigger Pixelizer tests on Google's device farm. Results stream to your dashboard in real-time.
$ pixelizer test --firebase --device pixel-9-pro --suite full
▸ Uploading APK to Firebase Test Lab...
▸ Provisioning Pixel 9 Pro device...
▸ Running 8 test suites...
✓ PASS WITH WARNINGS — 47/52 checks (35.2s)CI/CD integration
Run Pixelizer tests automatically on every pull request. Fail the build if quality drops.
name: Pixelizer CI
on: [push, pull_request]
jobs:
test:
runs-on: ubuntu-latest
steps:
- uses: pixelizer/action@v1
with:
api-key: ${{ secrets.PIXELIZER_KEY }}
device: pixel-9-pro
suite: fullBrowser-native device connection
Plug in a Pixel phone. Chrome connects directly via WebUSB. No ADB installation, no drivers, no desktop software. Just a browser and a USB cable.
Natural language test generation
Describe tests in plain English. Gemini generates structured test steps. The AI agent executes them on your device. No scripting required.
> Test that YouTube search works and video playback
doesn't buffer on Pixel 9 Pro
Gemini generated 7 test steps:
1. Launch YouTube
2. Tap search icon
3. Type "test video"
4. Verify results appear (< 2s)
5. Tap first result
6. Verify playback starts
7. Monitor for buffering (5s)
✓ All steps passed — 0 buffering eventsStart testing in under 60 seconds. No installation required.