Does it workas you wrote it?
Smoketest is an AI QA teammate that tests each ticket against the acceptance criteria you wrote. You get the result in everyday words and a recording on the ticket, with no staging login to find.
You keep writing the tickets.
Nothing about how you work has to change. These four moments get easier.
It checks the ticket. You keep the product calls.
What moves to it
- Checking each line of your criteria
- Trying other roles and empty states
- Testing again when a ticket comes back
- Recording what a customer would see
What stays with you
- Writing what good looks like
- Deciding what a gap means for customers
- Trade-offs and priorities
- Whether it is ready for customers
A result you can read over coffee.
It lands on the ticket, so there is nothing new to learn or log in to.
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Read the result
Each line of your criteria comes back with what happened.
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Watch the recording
See the screens your customers will see, without setting anything up.
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Reply on the ticket
Agree, ask for a change, or send it back, right where your team works.
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See it tested again
When the fix comes back to QA, it tests the ticket again by itself.
Moved to QA. The acceptance criteria are in the description.
Failed · 1 of 4 requirements not met · 3m 04s · Attempt 1
- ✓A customer can pause from Billing
- ✓Pausing moves the next charge
- ✓The plan shows as paused
- ✗The email says when it resumes
Not tested: annual plans, because the ticket only covers monthly.
Watch the recording · View attempt
The email template skips the date. Fixing it now.
You can see what happened.
It starts from what you wrote
The ticket is the brief, so it checks what you asked for.
It says what it skipped
Each result names what it did not test, and why.
It asks when the ticket is unclear
A note on the ticket beats a guess that reaches customers.
You wrote what it should do.Now you can see that it does.
Questions product managers ask first
Working with a QA lead? See what they get
It takes the first pass of user acceptance testing. It checks each ticket against the criteria you wrote and records what happened. The final yes stays with the person who owns the release.
No. Write the ticket the way you do today. It works out its own checks from the ticket, and you can edit them if you want to.
It tests what it can, then leaves a note on the ticket saying what it could not decide. You fill the gap, and it tests that part next.
Yes. Each result is written against your own criteria in everyday words, with a recording you can watch. The technical detail is there for your engineers if they want it.
On the ticket, in Jira or Linear. There is nothing new for you to log in to.
It starts at $399 a month for 1,000 runs. Each run is up to 10 minutes, and a longer test counts as two runs or more, one for every 10 minutes. If your team needs more, we design a Scale plan with you, so you stop buying extra runs.
Every result links to the recording, the steps, and the reasoning, and says what it did not test, so you can check its work the way you would check a teammate's.
A named person on your team. Smoketest gives them the evidence: what passed, what failed, the recording, and what it did not test. It never signs off a release.
Bring a ticket you wrote.
We will test it against your acceptance criteria on the call. You get the result and the recording the same day.