About autotest.cloud
How frustration became the foundation of better testing
We've run more than 90 manual integration tests by hand — and thousands of unit and integration tests. But when it came to end-to-end (E2E) testing, things fell apart. It was a nightmare.
We tried everything. Click recorders, browser plugins, AI code generators — nothing worked reliably. Tests were flaky, setups broke, and "no-code" always meant "no chance." Developers lost days configuring their machines, customer success teams couldn't contribute, and every small fix meant another round of chaos.
At one point, even my mum offered to help.
She followed our test setup guides step by step using ScribeHow — and to be honest, she did better than some tools we tried. But turning her clicks into actual working tests? Impossible. And giving her (or Claude, or ChatGPT) a prompt that produced a stable Playwright test was like playing the lottery.
That was the moment the idea clicked:
What if "click-guides" themselves could become tests?
No dev setup. No flaky locators. No guesswork. Just record, train, and run.
So we built autotest.cloud — a way for anyone, from engineers to customer success (or even your mum), to record browser actions, train them into network-aware Playwright tests, and run them on schedule. No code. No configuration. Just fast, resilient testing that feels like teamwork.
Today, autotest.cloud is the result of frustration turned into focus — built by a small team who loves shipping fast and believes that testing should be collaborative, reliable, and fun again.
Give it a try — and see how effortless testing can be when anyone on your team can contribute.