Get stressed when users complain your app is broken? Eliminate bugs with automated testing to increase customer happiness, reduce churn and grow revenue. No code required.
Hey Product Hunters, I built no-code testing tool that detects problems in your web application and you don't need to learn complicated testing frameworks or write any code to use it.
π₯ PROBLEM
I spend a lot of time writing and running integration tests and I hate doing it, which is probably why many indie makers don't write tests.
I also discovered that many errors occur in the UI and are not detected by unit or integration tests. User's expect the UI to work, and don't care less if an integration test has passed on the server.
π§ͺ SOLUTION
I built a no-code tool to make it easy to build and run tests in a browser on a regular schedule or when the code changes. Here's how it works:
1. Create a list of actions using the UI, eg. click form button
2. Determine what you expect to happen, eg. HTTP 200 from /api/auth
3. Select a schedule: hourly, daily, weekly or when the code changes
4. Get alerted as soon as a test fails so you can take action
Unlike an integration test, Firelab tests are executed in a browser and simulate real user interactions, so it detects problems that an integration tests could miss.
Firelab can be used by designers, programmers and product managers. You don't need to be a developer and there's no need to learn complex testing frameworks and write or maintain code. You simply build the tests in the browser and schedule when to run them.
π ROADMAP
My vision for Firelab is to create an AI-based testing suite where developers don't need to create *any* tests. Firelab will navigate the app organically and report the bugs.
π OFFER
You can try out 100 tests for free @ https://app.firelab.io/signup?re...
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Congrats on the launch, Kyle! Looks like a massively useful tool - trying to create a process for ongoing QA was such a headache in my last startup, Firelab seems to solve that issue π
@rubenwolff Hey Ruben, right now you do need to know which CSS selectors to target. v2.0 will introduce a recorder that will enable you to record the user flows, then replay them as tests later. v3.0 will use an AI that organically interacts with your app :)
@vadim_kravcenko Thanks Vadim. It's built using a boilerplate (usegravity.app) which is another product of mine. The dashboard uses the UI components from this :)
@simon_barker1 Thanks Simon, that's the plan for V2. Even with the no-code solution, writing tests can still be a pain, I want to make it as hands off as possible.
Stora