Squish
Automate GUI Testing Across All Platforms
Accelerate Releases Without Sacrificing Quality
Meet time and budget goals with a cross-platform GUI test automation solution. Squish supports behavior-driven development (BDD), robust scripting, and intuitive test creation across desktop, web, and embedded GUIs.
Bugs Don’t Stand a Chance
Join Teams Who Have Cut Testing Time From Weeks to Hours
What is Squish?
Squish is a professional-grade GUI test automation tool for desktop, mobile, web, and embedded applications. It supports a wide range of UI toolkits, including Qt, Java, Windows, web (HTML/JS), Android, iOS, and more. All from a single, unified IDE.
With Squish, you write your tests once and run them across platforms without rewriting or switching tools. Its robust object-based recognition ensures reliable test execution, even as UIs evolve. Squish also integrates easily into CI/CD pipelines, making it ideal for teams who need consistent, cross-platform GUI testing without toolchain fragmentation.
After Testing, Comes Insight
Test Center is the Next Step
Once your Squish GUI tests run, the next step is analyzing results. Test Center automatically captures test data—logs, screenshots, metrics—and turns it into actionable insights.
Track regressions, share reports, and keep QA, DevOps, and product teams aligned.
Integrated reporting means faster feedback loops.
Engineering and QA Teams Achieving Real Results
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“I can program in Python and even import my own libraries in the tests. That’s where it’s handy.”
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“What’s really key for us, having to do end-to-end integration testing and not normally having access to all the source code, is a tool like Squish that can talk to an application on Linux and one on Windows…it provides exactly what we need.”
“The downtime during EuXFEL experiments must be avoided. The data users collect is critical for their research. It's a huge step forward for them. That's why we have invested heavily in GUI testing to ensure a smooth, stress-free experience.”
“That is Squish’s selling point: regressive coverage. Once you’ve added a string of tests from a release cycle, you don’t have to go back and manually cover that again. One 12-hour test with a re-write in Squish now runs in four hours.”
Latest Release – Squish 9.0
Squish 9.0 introduces support for microcontroller units (MCUs) through the new Squish for MCU edition, enabling GUI test automation on embedded systems. It also adds compatibility with Android Automotive and IPv6 network connections, enhancing its versatility across platforms.