Describe it, don't script it
Describe a flow in plain English – an intent, a user journey, the path you care about. QA.tech's chat shapes it into a test, then an agent drives your live app or website and runs it. No scripts, no recording.
Web testing
QA.tech runs automated web application testing with AI agents that use your app the way a customer would – clicking through real flows across web, mobile, and API, validating every change, and telling you exactly what broke.
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Describe a flow in plain English – an intent, a user journey, the path you care about. QA.tech's chat shapes it into a test, then an agent drives your live app or website and runs it. No scripts, no recording.
Agents crawl your web app and build a knowledge graph of its flows and screens. Every test deepens that map, so the suite understands more of your product over time and new tests get easier to add.
Every run returns a video, a step-by-step trace, and the network and console activity behind it, then files a Linear or Jira ticket on failure. You see what broke and why, without reproducing it by hand.

"Pricer saves 390h of testing each quarter."

Agents read the rendered screen the way a person does, so a test reaches its goal even when the DOM shifts underneath it.
Connect GitHub and every pull request is tested in its preview environment before review.
Agents explore past the scripted happy path and keep a coverage map of the flows your suite never touches.
Real journeys cross surfaces. A single test acts in your web app, follows the API call, and continues on mobile – carrying state across every step.
Agents run in the cloud. Point them at your environment and start.
Describe a flow in plain English and get test scenarios back, no framework expertise required.
Enterprise-ready, with SSO and SAML.
Run accessibility validation on every change and catch regressions before they become debt.
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Web testing covers everything a browser touches – static sites, marketing pages, and full web applications. The further you move from a static page toward a living product, the harder it gets.
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Web application testing – apps with real state, authentication, and dynamic flows – is where most testing breaks down. Writing the first test is easy. Keeping hundreds of them green as the app changes is what breaks teams. A contact form quietly routing to a dead address, a checkout that fails for an hour – these surface as a customer complaint, not a failing test. The usual defense is a person clicking through the app once a sprint, which means users find the regressions before QA does.
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QA.tech reads the goal in plain English, crawls the app to learn its flows, and drives a real browser to reach it – reasoning at each screen the way a manual tester would. Most web testing tools are scripts you write and maintain by hand; QA.tech's agents adapt as the app changes, so coverage compounds instead of decaying with every release.
QA.tech agents test your product autonomously, so moving fast never means shipping broken. See it run on your own app in a 30-minute demo.