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automated qa for web builders
Enter your test once. It runs itself, forever.
Test Frame turns plain-English test scenarios into repeatable automated checks driven by a real browser — clicking, typing, and signing in like a user. No human re-clicking the same flow after every deploy.
example scenario
target https://acme.dev/pricing 01 The page loads successfully 02 A heading mentions "Pricing" 03 Each plan shows a price 04 There is a link to /contact 05 Every image has alt text
what Test Frame can check
How it works
Write steps once, in plain English
Describe each scenario the way you'd explain it to a colleague — "log in, open the pricing page, confirm every plan shows a price." No selectors, no scripting language, no framework setup.
A real browser does the clicking
Test Frame drives a live headless browser through your site: it navigates, clicks buttons, fills forms, and types into fields exactly like a user would — not just a static HTML check.
Works behind logins
Give it a sign-in URL and test credentials and it authenticates before running your steps, so you can test dashboards, account pages, and other protected flows.
Tells you what to fix
Each run returns a pass/fail verdict per step with the evidence found on the page, the exact problem when something fails, and concrete improvement suggestions.
Watch the replay
Every live-browser run records a session replay, so you can watch exactly what the browser saw and did — invaluable when a step fails and you need to see why.
Run history catches regressions
Every run is saved with a timestamp, status, and step-by-step results. Compare runs over time to spot the deploy that broke your checkout flow.