On Stompstart by 20 August 2019 · California · United States
Monkop.
An Android testing cloud from the testing firm Abstracta whose 'smart monkey' tried to crash apps on real devices, now known as Apptim.
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Timeline
- On record
Abstracta described Monkop as its own mobile testing tool, built by in-house developers led by creator Fabian Baptista.
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- Activity
Abstracta published a review of Apptim as a mobile app performance testing tool.
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Abstracta's Mobile App Performance Testing Guide for 2026 describes Apptim as a testing platform for client-side mobile app performance.
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The product's site was live.
- Listed on Stompstart
“Android Testing Cloud that helps Devs and Testers to test their apps very fast and effortless.”
- Renamed
Abstracta's blog lists the tool as 'Apptim (Formerly Monkop)', a free download that analyzes app performance on a connected device and reports crashes, resource use and power consumption. The heading sits on a post dated 23 November 2015 that was evidently revised later.
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As listed on Stompstart
“Android Testing Cloud that helps Devs and Testers to test their apps very fast and effortless.”
It installs and deeply scans native apps on each compatible OS version / screen sizes and densities depending on the app configuration and market stats. A smart monkey uses and tries to crash the app for evaluation purposes before sending a high-value report with improvement opportunities related to performance, security, compatibility and more.
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- Developers
- Topics
- Testing
- Platforms
- Android
- Location
- California · United States
In our words: The listing described Monkop as a service that installed native Android apps across OS versions and screen sizes, let an automated monkey use them and try to crash them, and returned a report on performance, security and compatibility.
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Details
- Website
- apptim.com ↗
Publication record
- Release
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