QA automation without coding

QA automation without coding, but with real browser evidence.

Testorim lets QA, product, and founder-led teams automate important web flows without learning a test framework. Describe what should happen, run it in Chromium, and save the flow as a procedure when it works.

Manual checklistsaved as procedure
Open checkout
Enter test card
Submit payment
4Verify receipt

Procedure saved and ready to replay.

replay · schedule · export

No scripts

Plain English is the authoring layer.

You describe the expected user journey. Testorim turns it into browser actions and shows each step as it runs.

Real browser

Automation runs against the actual app.

Your UI, JavaScript, cookies, network requests, redirects, and timing all happen in Chromium.

Reusable

Good runs become saved procedures.

Once a flow works, replay it without re-prompting the AI. Paid plans focus cost on execution, not re-authoring.

What changes

From checklist to executable coverage.

BeforeManual QA lives in docs, spreadsheets, or someone’s memory.

With TestorimA described flow becomes an executable browser run with saved history.

BeforeAutomation waits until an engineer has time to write and maintain tests.

With TestorimQA and product can cover critical paths immediately.

BeforeFailure reports depend on whoever noticed the bug.

With TestorimFailures come with reproducible evidence: steps, screenshots, video, trace, and report.

Start with the flow your team is afraid to break.

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.

Automate a QA flow

Free plan includes 30 runs/month. No credit card required.

Quick answers

  • Do I need to know Playwright or Selenium?

    No. Testorim is designed for plain-English authoring. You can still export saved procedures to Playwright when you want code ownership.

  • Is this just manual QA with AI text?

    No. Testorim runs the flow in a real browser and records evidence. It is execution-focused, not just a checklist generator.

  • What should I automate first?

    Start with flows that hurt when they break: sign-in, checkout, billing changes, onboarding, and critical form submissions.