Local-first · Framework-agnostic
Verify user behavior.
Not test frameworks.
Record real interactions once. Re-verify them anytime — automatically.
No brittle test code. No framework lock-in.
Runs locally · No cloud dependency
Testing isn’t the problem.
Tooling is.
Teams don’t struggle because they don’t care about quality. They struggle because verification is tied to fragile, framework-specific automation that constantly breaks, rots, and demands attention.
- •Hours writing and rewriting test code
- •Selectors breaking during harmless refactors
- •Flaky tests blocking deploys
- •Framework migrations forcing total rewrites
- •Manual QA becoming the last line of defense
What if behavior was the contract?
Instead of writing test scripts tied to a framework, record what a user actually does — and define what “success” looks like.
How it works
1. Record once
Use your app like a real user
Click, type, submit, navigate. We record what happened, in the order you did it.
2. Define success
Turn interactions into behavior contracts
Identify targets and the data you expect to see. Leave the actual logic to the application.
3. Verify anytime
Push a button. Get confidence.
Run locally or in CI. Green means it still works. Red means something changed.
What you stop doing
- Spending hours writing Selenium, Cypress, or Playwright tests by hand
- Maintaining selector spaghetti
- Rewriting tests during refactors
- Arguing whether tests are flaky or broken
- Reading the tea leaves of test automation output
- Delaying releases to “fix automation”
- Choosing frameworks prematurely
Stop writing and maintaining fragile test automation. Start verifying that your product still works the way users expect — at the push of a button.
Pricing
Record once. Verify forever.
Stop tying confidence to test frameworks. Start verifying behavior.