This blog explores using BrowserStack App Automate to run UI tests for .NET MAUI apps written with Appium and NUnit.BrowserStack's App Automate allows testing on real iOS and Android devices in the cloud, providing access to 2000+ devices.It enables testing under real-world conditions, offering preset network conditions and the ability to customize them.The process involves setting up BrowserStack with existing Appium UI tests for .NET MAUI apps and integrating it into CI/CD pipelines.Steps include signing up for BrowserStack, creating credentials, and adding BrowserStack configuration files to projects.Automating tests with BrowserStack involves running them locally or integrating them into Azure DevOps Pipelines or GitHub Actions Workflow.Detailed test reports with logs, screenshots, videos, and session recordings are generated when tests are run on BrowserStack.Integrating BrowserStack App Automate ensures that .NET MAUI applications are tested on real devices to identify real-world issues.Running tests on actual devices aids in detecting issues that may only manifest under real-world conditions.BrowserStack App Automate streamlines running existing Appium NUnit tests on their Device Cloud for better testing efficacy.