Record once, reuse everywhere
A recorded flow is the shared input: the same session becomes a regression test, a load profile, a security scan scope and an accessibility audit.
Test recorder and self-healingFor QA leads and SDETs · updated 2026-10-05
Will it cut my maintenance?
Record once in a real browser, heal with a person in the loop, run only the tests a change touches, and export to Playwright or Selenium at any time.
What this role is usually carrying
- A green suite nobody trusts, because the same five tests fail without a code change.
- Selector fixes that eat the sprint after every front-end release.
- Five tools for UI, API, load, security and accessibility, each with its own login, report and bill.
- A regression run that takes longer than the deploy it is supposed to protect.
What changes
Heal with a human in the loop
A proposed repair carries its reasoning and waits in heal review. Approvals teach the element repository so the same fix is not proposed twice. Nothing is auto-approved.
How heal review worksRun only what the change touches
Smart test selection picks the smallest set that covers a change within a time budget, with a written rationale per pick.
Smart test selectionKeep your existing suites
Migration Setup imports Selenium, Cypress and Playwright assets and classifies each test as migrated, needs review or unsupported, then runs them with self-healing underneath.
Migrating Selenium testsOne place for the rest
API, load, security and accessibility testing read the same environments, credentials and element repository, so a flow is not rebuilt per tool.
Every moduleProof, not adjectives
- How we test the platform with the platform The one case study we can verify end to end.
- Compared with Selenium Selenium’s strengths stated first, dated.
- Compared with Playwright When Playwright on its own is the better choice.
- An automation practice that lasts What flakiness actually costs and how to stop re-running it away.
What we are not for
Stated plainly
- If your automation is entirely code-first and you want no recorder, Playwright on its own is the better tool; we export to it rather than compete with it.
- We publish no “N percent faster” or “N percent less maintenance” number. Both depend on your suite; the product shows you the measurement on your own runs.
- Heals are never auto-approved, so a fully unattended suite still needs someone to review the queue.
Questions buyers ask
Do my engineers have to learn a new framework?
No. Tests are recorded in a real browser or written as code, and export to Playwright, Selenium or Robot Framework. The migration importer brings existing Selenium, Cypress and Playwright assets in with a per-item report.
Can analysts who are not engineers create tests?
Yes. The recorder captures a journey from clicks, the workflow canvas builds flows from keyword nodes, and heal review is a decision a person makes from a proposal with its reasoning, not a code change.
What happens when the UI changes?
The step that can no longer find its element gets a proposed repair from the fallback locator strategies. It waits in heal review until someone approves or rejects it; the test is not changed silently.
Next step
Start on the Free plan, or bring one flow from your own product and we record it live.