Contracts that never silently break
From plain-English checks to CI-triggered verification — API confidence without a test framework to maintain.
Status & schema verification
Check that endpoints return the right status codes, response shapes, and required fields — every time, not just at launch.
Plain-English contract checks
Describe the expected behavior in natural language. No framework, no test code, no selectors to maintain.
CI & webhook triggers
Run contract checks on every deploy, every PR, or on a schedule — so breaking changes are caught the moment they land.
Evidence on every check
Request/response bodies, headers, timing, and network context come back with each run — no black box.
Contract risks in code review
TimetoTest reviews pull requests for API changes that could break contracts — renamed fields, removed endpoints, changed schemas.
Faster release decisions
Confidence that your API contract holds lets you ship more often and roll back less.
Contract verification in four steps
Describe, target, run, automate. No test code required.
Describe the contract
Tell TimetoTest what an endpoint should return — status code, shape, key fields — in plain English.
Point it at the environment
Target your dev, staging, or production base URL, or a specific release candidate.
Run and review evidence
TimetoTest executes the request, captures request/response and network context, and shows you exactly what came back.
Automate it
Hook the check into CI or a webhook so every deploy verifies the contract before users see it.
API contract testing, explained
What is API contract testing?
API contract testing verifies that an API returns the expected status codes, data shapes, and behavior that consumers rely on. It catches breaking changes before they break your frontend or downstream services.
How is TimetoTest different from other API testing tools?
TimetoTest covers API contracts, browser journeys, and pull request code review from one agent. Every API check returns evidence — request/response, headers, timing, and network context — so a failed contract is debuggable in minutes.
Do I need to write test code for API contracts?
No. You describe the expected behavior in plain English and TimetoTest runs the verification. You can also trigger checks from CI or webhooks without maintaining a separate framework.
What kinds of contracts does TimetoTest check?
Status codes, response schemas, required fields, header values, content types, error responses, and endpoint behavior across environments and release candidates.