User test monitoring in a sentence. No code, no selectors.

No-code end-to-end testing checks a complete user journey, like sign-up, login, or checkout, without writing test scripts. You describe the test in a sentence and an agent runs it in a real browser, then returns a recording, a step-by-step transcript, and a pass or fail result. Run it after every deploy and it becomes user test monitoring with no test code to maintain.

Yes. With Smoketest you write a few sentences describing what a user does and what should happen. There are no selectors, locators, or test files. The agent reads the page the way a person would and decides what to click, type, and verify.

Playwright and Cypress are code frameworks: you write and maintain selectors, fixtures, and assertions. Smoketest replaces the code with a written description and an agent that reasons about the live page, so tests don't break every time a button is renamed or moved.

Far less often. Because there are no fixed selectors, a renamed button or a moved element doesn't break the test. A run only fails when the behavior actually breaks, when a user genuinely couldn't finish the journey.

Yes. Add a test username and password as environment variables in your project. The agent logs in at the start of the run, and every step after that runs authenticated. Credentials stay out of your test text and out of the logs.

Yes. Store a test card and any other secrets as environment variables and describe the purchase in a sentence. Smoketest runs the full checkout in a real browser and tells you the exact step it failed on if the money path breaks.

Yes. Trigger tests from GitHub Actions, GitHub pull-request and push checks, deployment webhooks, Claude Code or Cursor over MCP, the public API, or the CLI, the same places your pipeline already runs. You can also schedule them or point a run at a preview URL.

Every run is real: a real browser against your real URL, with a recording, a transcript, and the reasoning behind the result. You're never trusting a black box, you can watch exactly what happened and why a run passed or failed.

Small software teams without a dedicated QA function, founders, engineering leads, and product engineers who need their critical tests covered but can't own and maintain a coded test suite.

Start a free 14-day trial, paste your app's URL, and write your first test as a sentence. Run it once, watch the recording, then schedule it or wire it into your deploys. No card required to start.