Suites break after every UI redesign
Release blockers trace to XPath updates, not actual product defects.
For QA teams
Turn regression into a release signal your team can own
Record critical browser journeys, maintain them visually, run them in the cloud, and bring step-level evidence to every release decision.
This page is for you if…
You own regression quality-and need automation that keeps up with the product team.
Flaky reruns consume sprint time
Investigating red CI builds steals hours from exploratory testing and release prep.
Onboarding new QA is slow
Framework boilerplate delays contributors who already know the product well.
Stakeholders want clear proof
Release reviews need a trustworthy pass/fail summary-not a folder of screenshots.
Flows QA teams automate first
Start with high-signal journeys, then expand coverage as the product grows.
Login and core smoke
Verify the app loads and primary navigation works after each deploy.
Critical-path regression
Cover checkout, account settings, or admin flows before release review.
Cross-browser checks
Run the same suite across browsers without maintaining separate scripts.
Onboarding smoke for new QA
Give new hires readable flows they can extend without learning a coding stack.
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FAQ
Can QA teams create browser tests without writing code?
Yes. QA teams can record flows in the browser, refine steps visually, and organize cases and suites without maintaining a separate automation repository.
How does QAlity help when the UI changes?
Auto-Heal can recover changed locators during execution, while visual editing lets QA update flows whose behavior has genuinely changed.
Can we separate smoke tests from full regression?
Yes. Cases can be grouped into suites and plans that reflect different release gates, products, or ownership areas.
What evidence is available after a run?
Execution history records pass or fail status at the step level with supporting logs and screenshots for investigation and sign-off.
Does the team need to manage browser infrastructure?
No. QAlity cloud execution runs browser suites without requiring the QA team to operate its own grid or local agents.
See if QAlity fits your regression workflow
Record your top smoke flow, run it in the cloud, and watch Auto-Heal recover from a selector change-before your next release review.