Fan out 100s of desktop QA agents.
Ship bulletproof releases.
Give them a goal in plain english. Agents drive your software on a Windows desktop we spin up, reading the screen instead of a DOM, so bugs surface before your users hit them.
over 30,000 test cases automated by desktop software teams
See how our agents do QA for software you know.
Pick a run to watch what our agents tested.
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Describe it. We run it.
Write instructions in plain english.
No coding or technical expertise required. Describe what you want to have tested and our AI handles the rest.
Let our agents run your tasks.
One agent or hundreds. They drive the machine like an operator does: reading the screen, then clicking, dragging, typing and using shortcuts.
Get your results.
Jump straight to a bug via the live stream, or pull every result into your CI/CD pipeline.
Watch every run
Replay it frame by frame, exactly as the agent saw it.
Land on the bug
The timeline marks it. One click and you are there.
See every click
Every click, drag, keystroke and shortcut, with what it asserted at each one.
Wired into CI/CD
Fail the build, post to Slack, open the ticket.
Enterprise-ready
SOC 2 compliant, no scripts to maintain.
Bugs that only happen in a real Windows environment you click through.
Scripted tests rarely leave the happy path. Agents go where your users actually go.
Long-running sessions
Leaks and slowdowns that only appear after hours of work, not in a two-minute test.
Real project files
Project files big and messy enough that opening one changes how everything behaves.
Other apps on the same machine
Copy-paste, drag-and-drop, and a file your program hands to another one and gets back.
Dialogs that interrupt
Warnings, recovered drafts and are-you-sure sheets that land mid-flow and are in no test script.
Native file dialogs
Open and save sheets that belong to the OS, not your program, and differ on every one.
Shortcuts and modifiers
Ctrl, Alt and Shift chords, and every shortcut a power user actually reaches for.
Dockable, resizable UI
Workspaces users rearrange, so no two installs present the same layout twice.
Installers and first run
Setup wizards, licence prompts, and the state a program is only ever in the first time it opens.
Runs on a full Windows install, the way your users run it.
Windows VMs that behave like a user's desktop, not one golden workstation and not a headless container.
Windows
Windows 11Point us at a build
no SDK, no code changes.exe / .msi
Windows installer
portable .zip
unpacked and run in place
artifact URL
straight from your CI
Upload it in Nexus or push it straight from CI, and the fleet picks up the new build and starts the run.
Scrub to the moment it broke.
Click any point on the timeline and see exactly what happened at that moment.
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