A continuous testing platform that re‑tests every change
Run Replay QA on every push, PR, or schedule. The same journeys verify fixes and catch regressions, and new app changes are detected and tested automatically.
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What you get
Bug reports your coding agent deserves
Each report is prepared with coding agents in mind. A detailed root cause analysis, a suggested fix, a deterministic runtime recording, and all the context needed to do the job.
Video recording
Watch the failure exactly as it happened.
Annotated screenshots
See where on the page things went wrong.
Root cause analysis
With a confidence score, so you know what to fix first.
Suggested fix
Ready for a coding agent to apply.
Triggers
Runs when your code changes, or on your schedule
GitHub app
Trigger on push to main, on pull requests, or on a schedule. PR runs post the root cause and suggested fix as a PR comment.
Scheduled runs
Run daily or weekly. An overnight run leaves a fresh batch of prioritized issues each morning.
REST API
Trigger runs, switch environments, retrieve results, and mark bugs resolved from your own orchestration.
Multi-environment
One project targets dev, staging, production, or localhost through a reverse proxy.
Where results go
Bug reports land where your team and agents work
For autonomous coding pipelines
A runtime verification layer for your factory
Trigger runs via the REST API, receive structured bug reports your agents can act on, and re-run the same journeys to verify each fix.
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Test your web app today
Paste a URL or connect a GitHub repo. Free includes 25 credits a month, and an average app uses about 20 credits per full QA run.