Fewer than 10 engineers, no QA hire yet
Everyone ships features-and nobody has time to maintain brittle scripts.
For startups
Turn signup, onboarding, and billing flows into repeatable browser checks before a dedicated automation team or test infrastructure is practical.
You're moving fast and need confidence on the paths that drive revenue.
Everyone ships features-and nobody has time to maintain brittle scripts.
A red build from a broken locator blocks merges when speed matters most.
A billing bug hurts more than missing edge-case coverage this quarter.
You need tooling a founder or full-stack engineer can sustain alongside product work.
Start narrow on money paths, then expand as modules stabilize.
Catch broken acquisition before ad spend or launch traffic hits.
Verify the path from trial to payment still works after pricing tweaks.
Ensure new users reach activation steps that define product success.
Turn last launch's fire drill into a repeatable guard for the next one.
Yes. Product, engineering, or operations teammates can record and run critical browser journeys without first creating a coded test framework.
Start with signup, activation, the core product action, and billing or upgrade paths. These flows provide useful release signal without trying to automate everything.
No. Cloud execution lets the team run suites without maintaining browser hosts, drivers, or CI agents.
Yes. Recorded cases can be refined visually, so product or QA teammates can update expected interactions without editing test code.
Yes. Teams can add cases, group them into suites and plans, and introduce scheduled runs as release coverage expands.
Spin up a free workspace, record one signup or billing flow, and schedule cloud reruns before your next ship date.