Flagship
Agentic QA and regression playtesting
Autonomous agents play your build overnight. A scripted suite catches a failure once somebody writes the case for it. Our agents are not following your test plan, so they end up in the states nobody wrote a case for: dead ends, screens that stop responding to input, silent console errors, failed asset and network requests, layout that collapses at phone width.
Every finding carries a severity, a recorded frame, and the exact input sequence that produced it. Run the sweep again after your next release and the report tells you what changed across the states both runs reached.
The report separates confirmed failures from heuristic signals and states plainly what the run did not cover. You should be able to hand it to a developer without translating it first.
A sweep is a time-boxed black-box run in headless Chromium at a desktop viewport and an emulated mobile viewport. It reports the defects it observed inside that window. It does not prove there are no others, and it does not cover security, load, accessibility conformance, cross-browser parity, or anything server-side.
Entry engagements run $149 to $299 per sweep, depending on scope and title count. One sweep is one build, both viewport passes, and one written report.
In every sweep
- Dead-end and non-response detection
- Console and page-error capture
- Failed network and asset requests
- Desktop and emulated mobile passes
- Recorded frames per finding
- Exact reproduction sequences
- Diff of visited states across versions
- Stated coverage boundaries