Use cases
What to test, and the prompt that tests it
Each page has the exact prompt to copy, what the report comes back with, and an honest list of what it will not do. Start with whichever flow breaks most often.
Test a sign-up flow without writing a script
Empty submit, invalid email, weak password, then a real account — and what the app does next.
Test a cart and checkout flow in a real browser
The money path: add, change quantity, remove, and whether the totals survive it.
Responsive testing on laptop, tablet and phone from one prompt
One prompt, three device sizes, with real touch and mobile user agents.
Run a smoke test on a deploy in about a minute
Breadth, not depth: is this deploy fundamentally working?
The accessibility checks a scanner cannot automate
Tab through it, read the ARIA tree, and find what a scanner structurally cannot.
Test form validation field by field
Eight states worth trying on any form, including the double-submit that duplicates records.
QA for a startup that has no QA engineer
Pull request runs, a required check and scheduled reruns, set up by the people who write the code.
QA across every repository your team ships
One workspace, settings per repository, a check that can hold the merge, and one shared run budget.
Try it on your own site
Paste a URL, describe the flow in plain English, and watch a real browser do it. Three runs free, no card.