TestOptim AI

Yes. TestOptim is built for that. Paste your web app URL and an AI agent explores like a real user, writes the end-to-end tests, and reports bugs with screenshots and steps. You do not write Playwright, Selenium, or Cypress, and there is no SDK to install.

TestOptim AI is a self-serve autonomous QA platform. Point it at your web app URL and an AI agent explores like a real user, generates end-to-end tests, and reports bugs with screenshots, reproduction steps, and severity. There is no SDK and nothing to add to your repository.

Startups and product teams without a large QA org, and engineering teams that need regression coverage without writing Playwright or Selenium. It is not a managed QA agency and not a native mobile testing suite.

Use TestOptim when you want self-serve autonomous exploration and published pricing instead of a managed coverage contract (QA Wolf, Bug0) or a framework you have to write and maintain (Cypress, Playwright). Pick a managed service if you want dedicated human testers writing tests for you.

It can, so don't point it at production. The agent clicks buttons and submits forms, including deliberately invalid input, so on a live site it can create, change or delete real data. Give it a staging or test URL and a dedicated test account, never a real admin login. You control which URL it explores.

Yes. Add credentials once and the agent signs in for you. If the login sends a new one-time code each time, an exploration pauses and emails you, so you can enter the live code.

No. There's no SDK, no test framework, and nothing to add to your repository. To run tests automatically, set a daily or hourly schedule, or start runs from CI with an API key. A GitHub webhook re-explores the app on each push.

Re-explore the app, by hand or on each GitHub push, and TestOptim picks up new pages and flows. Existing tests find their targets again on each run from context rather than a fixed CSS selector, so a markup change doesn't turn the suite red.