Describe the flow, not the selector tree.
Write what a user should do. Testorim resolves roles, labels, placeholders, and text so you are not choosing locator strategy for every step.
Playwright is excellent when you have the engineering bandwidth to own a test framework. Testorim is for the coverage gap before that: plain-English browser tests, real Chromium execution, and exportable Playwright specs when a flow deserves code ownership.
What should we check?
Plan
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video · trace · screenshots · report
Write what a user should do. Testorim resolves roles, labels, placeholders, and text so you are not choosing locator strategy for every step.
Each run captures the proof a bug ticket needs: video, trace, screenshots, console and network context, and a written summary.
Saved procedures can export as standalone Playwright specs, so important flows can graduate into your codebase.
BeforeA test starts with a spec file, fixtures, locators, waits, and CI decisions.
With TestorimA test starts with an English instruction and a real Chromium run.
BeforeNon-engineers file test requests and wait for automation bandwidth.
With TestorimQA and product can create useful coverage directly.
BeforeEvidence quality depends on how your team configured traces, screenshots, logs, and reports.
With TestorimEvidence is part of the product flow from the first run.
Sign up, paste your app URL, and describe one critical path. Testorim turns that into a real-browser run with evidence your team can inspect.
Free plan includes 30 runs/month. No credit card required.
No. Testorim is strongest when the bottleneck is creating and maintaining coverage. Playwright is still the right tool for deeply custom code-owned suites.
Yes. Saved procedures can export as standalone Playwright specs, which gives teams a path from no-code coverage to source-controlled test ownership.
Choose Playwright-first when your team already has strong test-engineering capacity and needs custom fixtures, helpers, data setup, or CI behavior.