Cut manual regression without hiring another QA
Define critical flows, run repeatable checks for your web app, and see what broke before release.
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You already know the problem
Regression work grows with every feature. Manual checking doesn't scale, but skipping it isn't an option.
Teams spend 2-3 days every release clicking through the same flows. It's the biggest bottleneck in the shipping process.
The time problem
Every release cycle
Bugs reach production because nobody had time to test everything before release. Manual coverage can't keep up with the codebase.
The risk problem
Every deploy to production
A dedicated QA hire is $100K+ and 3 months to ramp. Most teams need coverage now, not next quarter.
The cost problem
Every hiring decision
Sound familiar? Every growing web team hits this wall. Someone clicks through the same flows every sprint. It's slow, it's tedious, and things still slip through.
What it costs you: bugs in production, delayed releases, and a team stretched too thin to cover regression properly.
Slow releases
Manual regression adds days to every sprint
No visibility
No screenshots, no traces, no failure history
Repeated work
Same flows checked manually, every single release
Four steps to structured regression
Set up quickly with your staging URL and the flows you care about.
Add your staging URL
Point to your web app. No SDK, no code changes.
Define critical flows
Login, checkout, onboarding. The paths that matter most.
Run checks
One click. Every flow runs against your staging environment.
See what broke
Screenshots, traces, and classified failures. No guessing.
Know what broke before you ship
Every run produces real artifacts, not a green badge and a prayer.
Screenshots at every step
See exactly what the browser saw. Every action, every page, captured automatically.
Full execution traces
Playwright traces you can replay locally. Find the issue without reproducing it manually.
Classified failures
Each failure is labeled: likely regression, broken locator, or flaky. Know where to focus first.
Flow history across runs
Track every flow over time. See what's stable, what's flaky, and what just broke.
Your existing 
Playwright tests, running on schedule
Paste a .spec.ts file. Each test becomes a runnable flow. No rewrite, no migration.
import { test, expect } from '@playwright/test';
test('User login', async ({ page }) => {
await page.goto(
'https://app.example.com/login');
await page.fill("input[name='email']",
'user@acme.com');
await page.fill("input[name='password']",
'secret');
await page.click("button[type='submit']");
await expect(
page.locator('.dashboard')).toBeVisible();
});
test('Create project', async ({ page }) => {
await page.goto('/projects/new');
await page.fill("input#name",
'Q4 campaign');
await page.click(
"button:has-text('Create')");
await expect(
page.locator('h1')).toBeVisible();
});Skips complex patterns (loops, fixtures, helper functions) with a warning instead of a hard failure. You fix those by hand if needed.
Built for teams that ship fast with limited QA
If your team is doing manual regression and it's not scaling, this is for you.
Three ways to handle regression
Every growing team faces this choice. Here's how the options compare.
“This is not magic autonomous QA. It is a practical regression workflow for web teams that need repeatable checks, visible results, and fewer manual release rituals.”
Structured runs. Visible results. No black-box promises.
Simple, predictable pricing
Start with a pilot. Pay when it proves value.
Pro
Ship with confidence every release
- 20 projects
- 200 runs / month
- All features included
Business
For teams releasing daily
- 100 projects
- 1000 runs / month
- Priority queue
- All features included
Common questions
Do I need to change my application code?
How long does setup take?
What browsers are supported?
How is this different from Cypress or Playwright directly?
What happens when my UI changes?
Can I trigger runs from CI/CD?
Start with your highest-risk flows
Set up a pilot with your real staging app. Run checks on the flows that matter most and see what breaks before release.