Recorded click
A replay points at what used to exist: coordinate, selector, or layout assumption.
Record-and-playback alternativeStop preserving a recording.
Stop preserving a recording.
Preserve the intent.
Recorded tests break when the page changes shape. Testorim starts with what the user should accomplish, then resolves the current UI by role, label, text, placeholder, and healing.
Try intent-based testingPlayback broke
click #checkout-btn
timeout: selector not found
layout shifted after redesign
Testorim resolved
“Click the checkout button”
role=button · name=/checkout/i
label fallback skipped
visible clickable ancestor found
Element resolved after UI text changed.
screenshot · trace · report saved
Intent target
Testorim asks what the user-facing target is: label, role, text, placeholder, ancestor.
Evidence trail
When the app breaks, the run includes screenshots, trace, console/network context, and a report.
Quick answers
Is Testorim a recorder?
No. Testorim is intent-first. You describe the behavior, and the system plans and executes browser steps.
Why is record-and-playback brittle?
Recorded flows often depend on exact selectors, timing, or layout structure. Normal UI changes can break them even when the user experience still works.
Does Testorim self-heal tests?
Testorim uses a cascade of element resolution strategies and can fall back to AI-assisted healing when standard strategies miss.