- Runs in CI
- Browser journeys
- API checks
- Pull request review
- Comprehensive reports
- Video logs
- GitHub / GitLab
Give every change a real verification run
Test-generation tools
You get a script
- A test file lands in your repo
- Someone wires it up, runs it and maintains it
The verification work is still yours.
TimetoTest
You get a verified result
- The agent runs it against your environment
- The report, video log and agent messages come back
You make the release decision on what actually happened.
One agent across the software you ship
Browser journeys
Check the flows your users depend on. Sign-up, sign-in and checkout run against the real environment on every change.
GET /v1/orders/4417
API behavior
Check the requests, responses, contracts and business behavior behind them, so a breaking change never reaches a consumer.
Pull requests
Run the changed software and verify the result before merge. The finding comes back on the pull request with its evidence.
From a plain-English requirement to a verified result
You write the requirement. The agent does the rest.
Get the full picture when something fails
Debug from the run record instead of reproducing the failure locally.
- Report
- Video log
- Agent messages
- Screenshots
Code review that runs your changes
Pull request
Inspect the diff
Isolated sandbox
Run the behavior
Verified result
TimetoTest · 1 issue found
Annual plans with a mid-cycle upgrade now round the prorated amount down to zero. Reproduced in the sandbox on the checkout journey.
src/billing/proration.ts:64 · report and video log attached
Fix verified in the sandbox and available as a Fix PR.
The checks teams actually run
The biggest win is triage speed. We can see DOM, console, and network context without rerunning tests locally.
Senior QA Engineer·Pilot customer
We replaced brittle smoke scripts with repeatable checks and now debug failures from one shared run record instead of scattered screenshots.
Engineering Manager · Pilot customer
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No. Describe the behavior you want checked in plain English, stating the condition and the expected result. The agent plans and runs the check from there. You can attach requirements, API specs or fixtures for extra context, and drive runs from the CLI when you prefer code.
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