Test my web app in a real browser and report what breaks

It clicks through your app in its own Chrome and reports what breaks, on the clone’s own computer, which you can watch. Signing up is free, with no install and no card; a dedicated cloud computer starts at $19/month with AI credits included.

Why a chat assistant alone cannot do this

A chat reply cannot open your app or press a button. A test script only checks what someone wrote it to check. A computer with its own browser follows the flow in words and writes down what it actually saw at each step.

How it goes

1. You describe the flow and give a test account, using the prompt below.
2. It opens your app in its own browser and goes through the steps like a new user, noting each place something fails or looks wrong.
3. It answers with a numbered report: the step, what it expected, what it saw, and the page address.

What you tell it

The exact prompt. The button at the bottom of this page puts it in your own chat, ready to run.

Open <your app URL> with the test account <email> / <password>. Go through sign-up, creating a project and inviting a teammate. For every step that fails or looks wrong, write the step, what you expected and what you saw.

Limits, said plainly

• Use a test account with no real data; give it no credentials you would not hand to a new colleague.
• It tests by looking and clicking. It is no replacement for automated tests in your code, and it can miss what needs a specific device or network.
• It reports; it does not fix your code.