Your vibe coded apps need vibe testing.
Paste your link. Come back to a plain-English list of what is broken, with screenshots you can forward as they are. Nothing to install and nothing to write.
No card, no setup. From the team behind QA for national banks and broadcasters.
- Broken things found before your customers find them
- A report you can forward without editing it
- Faster every time, because it remembers your app
You ship in an afternoon. Checking still takes a week.
A model writes the whole feature before lunch. The invite, the checkout, the settings page, all live by the end of the day. Clicking through it properly takes hours you do not have, so it does not happen, and the first person to find the rough edges is a customer with a card on file.
The invite that never arrives
The account gets created and the email never sends. Nobody notices until the new teammate asks where their login is.
The checkout that thanks you and charges nothing
The page says success. The payment never went through. You hear about it from a customer, or from your bank.
The page that only works on your laptop
On a phone the Close button sits under the sticky bar, so the form cannot be finished. Most of your visitors are on a phone.
It learns your app once. Every check after that is faster.
The first visit is a walkthrough. It records every screen, form, login and endpoint it can reach, and keeps that map for you. Next time it starts from what it already knows instead of rediscovering it, so a check that used to take an afternoon takes minutes, and it still notices the one screen that changed.
- Targetloopnote.app
- Accesstest account per role
- Prioritycheckout, permissions
- Off limitsdelete account, live payments
- Depthfull pass, 120 cases
About forty seconds of tapping. Then the tab can be closed.
A few answers in, several checks running at once. You can close the tab while it works and read the report later.
Answer a few questions. It builds the rest around your app.
Each answer changes the next question. Name a screen that worries you and the agent asks what should happen on it, then turns that into a check before it touches anything else.
I keep a map per app, so a second visit starts from what I already know.
Then close the laptop. It works through the app without you.
Paste your link
Just the URL. Staging or production, whichever you want checked.
Add a test login
A test account per role. Encrypted before it is saved, never shown in a report.
Answer a few questions
Where to look, who signs in, what to leave alone. Tap the answers, do not write a brief.
Get the report
Plain English, screenshots attached. Forward it or hand it to your developer.
Your accounts stay yours. Your data stays in your region.
Letting anything log in as you is a real decision. Here is exactly what happens to that login.
- Test logins are encrypted before they are saved, and the key is kept away from the data, so a stolen backup reveals nothing.
- A login is only opened while a check is running. It never appears in a report, a screenshot or an email.
- Your app's map and your findings stay in your account. They are never used on another customer's app.
- Delete account, live payments and permission changes are off by default. It reads those paths instead of pressing the button.
- We only test a domain you have proven you own.
Solo builders
You are the whole QA department and you ship most days. It costs less than an hour of a contractor.
Small teams
Everyone agrees quality matters. Nobody has clicked through the settings page this month.
Agencies
You hand over a site and a promise. Hand over a report with your logo instead, and the promise becomes evidence.
Less than an hour of a QA contractor.
Every plan includes plain-English reports, screenshots, PDF export and encrypted test logins.
Do I have to write tests or prompts?
Neither. You answer a short set of multiple choice questions and the agent designs the checks, runs them and writes the report. Nothing to install, no script to maintain.
My app sends a one time code when I sign in.
It opens the mailbox and reads the code itself. Give it a test address you can access, or a plus alias on your own.
Is it safe to give you a login?
Test logins are encrypted before they are saved, opened only while a check runs, and never included in a report. Use a dedicated test account per role so you can revoke it whenever you like.
Can it delete something or charge a real card?
Not by default. Delete account, live payments and permission changes stay off the list. It proves a missing guard by reading the code path instead of firing the button.
How is this different from Playwright or Cypress?
Those are code libraries. Someone has to write the tests, and rewrite them whenever the design changes. This decides what to check, repairs itself when a page changes, and hands you a document at the end.
What do I actually get?
A report you can send to a client: every check with a verdict, a screenshot and the request behind it, plus one plain sentence on what to fix. You also get every screen it found, so you can see what was covered.
Does it work on staging?
Staging is the better target. Point it at any address you are allowed to test.
Find out what is broken before a customer does.
Paste a link, answer a few questions, read the report. The first check on your app is free.