TEST AUTOMATION

Ship with confidence across every browser and device

End-to-end test automation that meets your team where it works — record, describe, or build — and proves what happened with real browsers, live runs, and complete failure artifacts.

Record, describe, or buildReal browsers in parallelScreenshots, video, and traces
Checkout test · live
checkout-e2eUI
Run on Chromium 130
testStart
goto · /
navigate
/checkout
fill
#email
expectrunning
toBeVisible
Run setup
Chromium 130 Desktop 1280×720 /checkout
Last run
Chromium · 130 Passed
Step 8/8 · 12.3s
~95
Browser and API blocks to build tests from
3
Ways to author — record, describe, or build
5
Artifact types on every run

How it works

From idea to shipped, in three steps

01

Author your test

Record a journey on any live site with the browser extension and its reusable element library, describe the flow in plain English to generate steps, or assemble it on a visual canvas from roughly 95 browser and API blocks.

02

Set the conditions and run

Control permissions, geolocation, offline state, network throttling, HTTP headers, locale, timezone, and color scheme. Then run the same test across many browsers, viewports, and devices at once and watch each run play out live.

03

Read the evidence and automate

Every run produces screenshots, video, network logs, console output, and a full trace. Group tests into suites, track pass-rate dashboards, export reports, and dispatch runs from CI/CD or a schedule.

01

Author tests the way that fits the moment

Not every test starts the same way. Capture a real journey, draft in plain English, or wire precise logic block by block — and elements you capture once become a reusable library.

Record any journey with a browser extension that includes an element picker and a reusable element library

Describe a flow in plain English and get generated, editable steps you can refine

Assemble tests visually from roughly 95 browser and API blocks — navigate, click, type, upload, and more

Read and extract values from the page mid-test and reuse them downstream in later steps

02

Assert on everything that matters, then handle the unpredictable

A test is only as good as what it verifies, and waits plus control flow keep tests stable when the app is slow or flaky.

Assert visible, hidden, or enabled state and check text, value, attribute, and CSS

Verify URL, page title, element count, and console messages

Validate APIs by status, header, JSON path, and response time, with visual-regression screenshot diffing

Wait for an element, URL, or request and wrap risky steps in try/catch control flow

03

Reproduce real-world conditions and API behavior

Bugs hide in the conditions you rarely test. Set them per run, then test your APIs directly with a timeline, waterfall, and network mocking.

Control permissions, geolocation, offline mode, and network throttling presets

Set HTTP headers, media and color-scheme preferences, locale, and timezone

Test APIs with a full request/response timeline and waterfall view

Mock network responses to reproduce edge cases and error paths reliably

Capabilities

Everything in test automation

Record and replay

Capture journeys on any live site with an element picker and a reusable element library, then replay them on demand.

Plain-English authoring

Describe a flow in words and get generated, editable steps you can adjust and extend.

Visual test canvas

Build precise tests from roughly 95 browser and API blocks with waits, extraction, and try/catch control flow.

Cross-browser matrix

Run one test across many browsers, viewports, and devices in parallel and watch each run live.

Rich failure artifacts

Every run captures screenshots, video, network, console, and a full trace for fast diagnosis.

CI/CD dispatch

Trigger runs from GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, CircleCI, Jenkins, or curl using scoped access tokens.

Use cases

What teams build

Cross-browser regression

Run a critical checkout or sign-up journey across every browser, viewport, and device in parallel before each release.

API contract and performance checks

Assert on status, headers, JSON paths, and response time with a request timeline and mocked responses.

Scheduled journey monitoring

Schedule key user journeys to run continuously, track pass-rate dashboards, and export reports for stakeholders.

Test every journey before your users do

Author tests three ways, run them across real browsers and devices in parallel, and get full evidence on every failure.