No-code test creation
Describe a test in plain English or record the journey once. No framework, no scripting, no programming knowledge required — so analysts, manual testers and developers all contribute to coverage.
Product
TestBots — AI-powered test automation platform
Build, run and maintain a full regression suite without hiring an automation team. TestBots is a no-code, AI-assisted platform that creates coverage against your web, mobile and API layers, runs it on every build and reports real regressions instead of flaky noise.
- No-code test authoring
- Web, mobile, API and performance
- Runs in your CI/CD pipeline
See TestBots in action
Why it matters
Automation that survives the next UI change
Most automation programs die from maintenance cost, not from a lack of tests. TestBots uses AI-assisted authoring and self-healing locators so the suite adapts as your product changes, keeping coverage useful long past the first release — and anyone on the team can read and extend it, because nothing is buried in framework code.
Managed platform, billed monthly
- Record or describe a journey and the bot drafts the test
- Self-healing locators that survive front-end refactors
- Web, mobile, API, performance and security coverage in one place
- Release-readiness reporting on every build
AI-powered self-healing
When the interface changes, the bot detects the new element and updates the affected tests itself, cutting the maintenance effort that normally kills an automation program.
Comprehensive reporting
Real-time run reports with video recordings, screenshots and network traces, so a failure is diagnosed in minutes instead of reproduced by hand.
What is included
Capabilities
No-code test authoring
Build tests with a recorder and plain-language steps. Business analysts and manual testers contribute directly, without learning a framework.
AI-generated test scripts
Point the bot at a journey, a requirement or existing documentation and it drafts the test steps and data — reviewed by our engineers before it enters the suite.
Self-healing execution
When selectors change, tests repair themselves instead of failing overnight and eroding trust in the suite.
Web, mobile and cross-browser grid
Parallel execution across thousands of browser, OS and device combinations, so a full regression pass finishes in minutes rather than days.
API and data-driven testing
Chain API calls, assert on payloads and drive the same test with spreadsheets or generated data sets to cover every business rule.
API virtualization
Simulate third-party or unfinished services so testing never stalls waiting on a dependency you do not control.
Combined UI and API journeys
Set up state through the API, verify it in the interface, then clean up — end-to-end coverage without brittle click-only tests.
Performance and load testing
Reuse functional scripts as load scenarios to see how the application behaves under real concurrency before customers do.
Security and accessibility checks
Baseline vulnerability scans and WCAG 2.1 AA accessibility checks run alongside functional coverage in the same pipeline.
CI/CD and DevTestOps
Runs on every pull request and nightly build in GitHub Actions, Azure DevOps, GitLab or Jenkins, with quality gates that block a bad release.
Actionable failure triage
Failures arrive with screenshots, video, network traces and a probable cause, not just a red line in a log.
Coverage visibility
A live map of which journeys, endpoints and rules are covered — and which are not — for every stakeholder.
How it fits together
The TestBots lifecycle
Coverage at every stage — unit and smoke tests through UAT, deployment health checks, performance and regression.
Coverage
Types of automation testing we cover
One platform for functional, API, performance, security and accessibility coverage — no separate tool per test type.
What you receive
Reporting you can act on
- 1
Run summary
Pass, fail and skipped counts per suite, per environment and per build, available the moment the run finishes.
- 2
Failure evidence
Every failure carries a screenshot, video, request log and the exact step that broke.
- 3
Trend analysis
Flakiness, duration and defect-escape trends over time, so you can see whether quality is improving.
- 4
Release readiness
One clear go or no-go view for stakeholders, tied to the coverage that matters for this release.
How we deliver
A clear path from first call to live
- 01
Assess
We review your application, existing tests and release cadence, then agree the coverage target that matters.
- 02
Build the suite
Critical journeys and APIs are automated first, so value lands before the full suite is complete.
- 03
Wire into CI/CD
Runs are triggered by your pipeline, with quality gates that block a release when a real regression appears.
- 04
Maintain and grow
We own maintenance each month and extend coverage as new features ship.
Outcomes
What changes for your organisation
- Regression cycles measured in minutes, not days
- Fewer production defects reaching customers
- Predictable release dates your business can plan around
- No dedicated automation hires required
Questions
Frequently asked
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