AI-ASSISTED WEB TESTING

Keep your critical user journeys covered.

Testivra is being built to help your team create, run, and maintain automated web tests, with clear results you can act on.

run-2026-10-28-0412staging.example-shop.test
  • Smoke3
  • Critical journeys1 failed
  • Regression1 failed
  • SaaS account flows4
Run summary
  • Passed12
  • Failed2
  • Skipped1
  • Purchase from product page to confirmationFailed
  • Booking with date selectionPassed
  • Subscription renewal and plan changePassed
Purchase from product page to confirmation
Expected
Confirmation page shows order number and total
Actual
Step "Confirm order" timed out after 30s; confirmation page not reached
Product preview. Sample data.

Your product keeps changing. Your testing needs to keep up.

New features need coverage. Existing tests need updates. Failed runs need investigation. Each release adds more work to the testing queue.

Important flows go unchecked

As your application grows, it becomes harder to keep every critical journey covered.

Tests need ongoing attention

Changes to pages and workflows create maintenance work for your team.

Failures take time to understand

A failed check is only useful when you can see what happened and investigate it.

One workflow for creating, running, and reviewing tests.

Explore the capabilities planned for Testivra.

Turn user journeys into tests

Planned

Designed to let your team describe the workflow and expected outcome, then review the generated test steps.

Run checks consistently

Planned

Designed to let your team run selected checks on demand or on a schedule.

Keep tests aligned with changes

Planned

Designed to let your team review suggested updates when your application changes.

Investigate failures with context

Planned

Designed to let your team see failed steps, screenshots, and execution details together.

From a user journey to a useful test result.

Each check ends in one or more assertions, statements of the expected result that a run compares against what the browser shows.

Step 01: Define your scenarios

Specify the environment, workflow, and expected behavior.

run-2026-10-28-0412staging.example-shop.test
  • Smoke3
  • Critical journeys1 failed
  • Regression1 failed
  • SaaS account flows4
Scenarios · Regression
  • Sign-up with email confirmationc-07
  • Account email changec-08
  • Password changec-09
  • Checkout with saved payment methodc-10
  • Order history lists the new orderc-11
Expected
Confirmation email link activates the account
Product preview. Sample data.

Step 02: Review your checks

Confirm that test steps and assertions reflect what matters to your users.

run-2026-10-28-0412staging.example-shop.test
  • Smoke3
  • Critical journeys1 failed
  • Regression1 failed
  • SaaS account flows4
  • Purchase from product page to confirmationFailed
  • Booking with date selectionPassed
  • Subscription renewal and plan changePassed
Purchase from product page to confirmation
Expected
Confirmation page shows order number and total
Actual
Step "Confirm order" timed out after 30s; confirmation page not reached
timeout 30000ms; last network: POST /api/checkout 504
Product preview. Sample data.

Step 03: Run and investigate

Review results, inspect failures, and decide what needs attention.

run-2026-10-28-0412staging.example-shop.test
  • Smoke3
  • Critical journeys1 failed
  • Regression1 failed
  • SaaS account flows4
Run summary
  • Passed12
  • Failed2
  • Skipped1
Items requiring review
  • c-04 Purchase: 504 on checkout; confirm whether staging was healthy at 04:12 UTC before treating as a defect.Needs review
  • c-08 Account email change: profile shows old email after confirmation; decide whether this is a product change or a defect.Needs review
Product preview. Sample data.

See what passed. Understand what needs attention.

Explore a sample report showing test outcomes, failed steps, and the information your team needs to investigate.

The sample report includes

  • Run date and environment
  • Passed, failed, and skipped checks
  • Scenario names
  • Expected and actual outcomes
  • Screenshots
  • Execution details
  • Items requiring review

Sample run run-2026-10-28-0412 · 15 checks · sample data

Focus on the workflows your users rely on.

Each use case groups checks around one kind of work, from a smoke test, a short set of checks run first to decide whether a build is worth deeper testing, to the account and billing flows of a SaaS product.

Smoke testing

Run a focused set of checks against essential functionality.

SaaS testing

Organize checks around the account, billing, and access workflows your product depends on.

Choosing a testing solution? See how the options differ.

Compare Testivra with testing providers and platforms across coverage, setup, maintenance, pricing models, and team responsibilities.

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Frequently asked questions

What is Testivra?

Testivra is an early-stage product focused on helping teams create, run, and maintain automated tests for web applications.

Is Testivra available today?

Testivra is accepting early-access requests. We'll share current availability and supported capabilities when we respond.

What types of testing is Testivra designed for?

The initial focus is functional web testing, including regression checks, smoke tests, and critical user journeys.

Does Testivra replace a QA team?

Teams still need to define expected behavior, review coverage, investigate issues, and make release decisions. The product is intended to assist with parts of the automated testing workflow.

How does Testivra compare with a QA provider?

The comparison depends on the work you need covered and the responsibilities you want to retain. Our comparison pages explain these differences.

Can I see an example before requesting access?

Yes. Explore the sample report to see the proposed reporting format.

What would you like to stop checking manually?

Tell us about your application and testing challenges. We'll follow up about early access and whether Testivra fits your needs.