You do not write tests. You hire an agent and it tells you what is broken.
A short setup, then everything runs on its own and you can close the tab.
Paste your link
A URL and a name. The first check is free. It walks every screen it can reach without signing in.
You get a map of the app and the worst problems before you pay anything.
Add a test login
A test account, not your own. If your app has roles, one account per role, because the most common real bug is a permission that only looks enforced.
Encrypted before it is saved, and never shown in a report.
Answer a few questions
Where to look first, what to leave alone, how deep to go. Each answer decides the next question, and it follows up on whatever worries you.
It builds the checks from your answers and from what it already knows.
Read the report
Every check gets a verdict, a screenshot and the request behind it. A failure is confirmed against your app's own response, not by trusting the screen.
HTML, PDF and CSV. Sends to Jira or Linear on Studio and above.
These are what make a QA report worthless. They are rules in the product, not a promise made on a sales call.
- Fire a destructive button to prove a guard exists
- Call a check passed when it could not finish
- Report a bug it could not reproduce twice
- Test a site you have not proven you own
It learns the app, writes the checks, runs them, follows anything unexpected it finds, narrows every failure down to a cause, runs the failures again to be sure, and keeps what it learned. Then it goes round again, until a pass turns up nothing new. That is when it stops and writes the report.
Questions people actually ask
Can it get past a one time code?
It opens the mailbox and reads the code itself. Give it a test address you can open, or a plus alias on yours.
What happens when I redesign a page?
It notices the change, works out where the element went, and repairs the step. The repair is saved, so the next check starts from the corrected map.
Do checks it cannot finish still cost me?
No. If a step needs a human, it is marked blocked and does not use up a check.
Can I see what it actually did?
Every action keeps a screenshot and the request it made, attached to the check. Nothing is summarised into a sentence you have to trust.
No card. You keep the map and the worst problems either way.