Login step
The agent signs in with a Test Account before the flow begins.
[02] Tests written in plain language
Each test is a list of steps a teammate could read, from logging in to checking what appears on screen.
Login, Act, Assert and Screenshot steps, saved with their run history.
The agent signs in with a Test Account before the flow begins.
One plain sentence per action, from opening a page to filling a form and clicking through.
The agent checks what a user would see on screen and marks the step passed or failed.
A screenshot step captures the page at that moment and attaches it to the run report.

Create your first test in plain language and run it in a real browser.
[03] Real accounts, real browser +
Every run opens a real browser session, signs in with the Test Account you choose and works through the flow on Production, Staging or a PR Preview.
Results lists each run with its status, platform and environment; opening one shows the transcript beside the live browser.
Save the accounts agents sign in with once and reuse them across tests and environments.
Point the same test at Production, Staging, a PR Preview or any custom URL.
Agents drive a real desktop browser, so layouts, menus and dialogs behave as they do for users.
Each run keeps a recording and the screenshots the steps captured, ready to open from the report.
The same tests run on every pull request, from your CI job, on a schedule against Production, or by hand. Every run lands in one Results table.
[04] Proof
FAQ
Yes. Agents interact with the rendered app in a real browser. Next.js, React, Vue, Svelte, Rails, Django and plain HTML work through the same browser interface.
Yes. Connect the TesterArmy GitHub App and your Vercel project to run saved tests against preview deployments. Results and report links appear on the pull request.
Yes. Save a Test Account and use a Login step to sign in before the rest of the flow. Accounts can be reused across tests and assigned to the appropriate environment.
Agents can read verification emails and use configured one-time-password credentials. Set up the Test Account and any required email or authenticator details for the login flow.
Hosted agents need a reachable app URL. Expose your development server through a tunnel, or use a reachable staging or preview deployment, then select that URL as the test environment.
With TesterArmy, you describe steps in plain language and agents carry them out in the browser. The service manages execution and collects the recording, screenshots and report, without requiring you to maintain a script of selectors.
Web tests use a real desktop browser. The run report includes the browser recording and screenshots so you can inspect the layout and interactions the agent saw.
Yes. Open a run to inspect its steps, transcript and recording. Screenshots captured during the run and explicit Screenshot steps are available with the report.
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