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Web testing

Web tests that don't fall apart every time the UI changes.

Why it matters

Web test suites usually die from upkeep. The UI changes, a pile of tests break, and fixing them never makes it to the top of the sprint. Here the upkeep happens with every change to main, so six months from now the tests still match the app.

How it works

First the system maps your app, and I pick out the journeys that would hurt most if they broke, like sign-up or checkout. Each one gets a test written in plain English, so anyone on your team can read what it checks.

After that it runs on its own. Every time you merge to main, the tests your change affects get updated and the whole suite runs in every major browser. I look over the results before they reach you.

See one run, step by step

What you get

  • Plain-English tests for your key journeys
  • Runs in Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge
  • Proof attached to every pass
  • A second agent hunting for bugs between flows

Works with: Your CI pipeline · Slack or email alerts

What a report looks like

You get a summary like this after every change to main.

web-e2e.spec
env: Chromium · Firefox · WebKitrun: 2026-06-09 09:41 UTC 2m 47s
58
passed
0
failed
1
flaky
  • auth › sign up → verify3.1s
  • cart › add, edit, remove4.6s
  • checkout › stripe payment5.9s
  • search › filters + sort8.2s
  • a11y › keyboard navigation2.4s
Every pass has its proof attached. The search test failed once, then passed on rerun, so it's marked flaky instead of failed.

Want to see it on your app?

The first audit is free. Setup takes a few days, then a monthly plan keeps it running.

See pricing