About
CloudBeat is an enterprise-grade test automation and synthetic monitoring platform based on Selenium and Appium. It allows companies to automate the manual testing process, reduce costs, improve product quality, and speed up the delivery process. The company's platform also enables businesses to monitor their live websites and mobile apps by simulating actual user behavior and monitoring the most popular use cases and critical business processes. CloudBeat provides full-cloud, hybrid-cloud, and on-premises setup. It also offers on-site and remote consultancy and professional services. CloudBeat has developed Oxygen, which is an integrated development environment that comes with the CloudBeat platform suite or can be downloaded as a standalone open-source product. CloudBeat was developed by CBNR Cloud Solutions company.
Company Intelligence Q&A
Structured intelligence from startupim data — optimized for AI retrieval and grounding.
- What is CloudBeat's primary offering?
- CloudBeat offers an enterprise-grade test automation and synthetic monitoring platform that utilizes Selenium and Appium to automate manual testing and monitor live websites and mobile applications.
- When was CloudBeat founded?
- CloudBeat was founded in January 2018.
- What is Oxygen in relation to CloudBeat?
- Oxygen is an integrated development environment developed by CloudBeat. It is available as part of the CloudBeat platform suite or as a standalone open-source product.
- Which company developed CloudBeat?
- CloudBeat was developed by CBNR Cloud Solutions company.
- Where are CloudBeat's offices located?
- CloudBeat has offices in Tel Aviv-Yafo and Jerusalem, Israel; Nottingham, United Kingdom; and Kraków, Poland.
- What was a notable partnership for CloudBeat in 2019?
- In August 2019, Genymotion and CloudBeat teamed up to simplify mobile-first test applications for the QA community.
- How many employees does CloudBeat currently have?
- CloudBeat currently has 8 employees.
- Has CloudBeat received any grants?
- Yes, CloudBeat received a grant from IIA in November 2016.