You train it. It tests for you. Forever.
RoboQA is a personal QA agent — not a script runner. You describe what to test, it learns from every run, and gets smarter about your site over time.
The training loop
Three steps. Then your agent handles the rest.
You describe
Tell your agent what to test in plain language. No code, no scripts — just say what you want to verify.
It learns
After every run, save steps that passed. Your agent builds a memory of what works on your specific site.
Reuse forever
One click re-runs your trained tests. Each run uses your saved patterns to navigate more accurately.
What happens on each run
From the moment you hit run to the moment you see results.
You enter a URL and describe what to test
Paste your website address and write what your agent should verify — a login, a form, a checkout path, a button. Plain English is enough.
Tip: be specific. "Test that the signup form shows an error for invalid email" works better than "test the form".The agent pre-scans your site structure
Before writing any test scenarios, RoboQA quietly fetches your page structure — headings, forms, navigation, buttons. This gives the agent real context about your site before it starts.
This happens silently. You never wait for a separate scan step.It generates test scenarios based on your description + site context + memory
The agent combines what you described, what it pre-scanned from your page, and any trained patterns it has from previous runs. The result is test scenarios that are specific to your actual site.
Trained sites produce more accurate scenarios than untrained ones — that's the point of training.It executes each scenario in a real browser
The agent opens your site, fills forms, clicks buttons, waits for responses, and captures before/after screenshots at every step. Every action is real — not simulated.
You get a clear pass/fail report
Each scenario shows what passed, what failed, screenshots of both states, and exactly why a step failed if it did. No noise — just what matters.
You save what worked — agent learns
After reviewing results, click "Save step" on any scenario that passed correctly. Your agent stores that pattern. Next time it runs on the same site, it uses those saved patterns as reference — navigating more accurately and generating smarter scenarios.
The more you save, the smarter it gets. There's no limit on how much you can train it.How agent memory works
Every trained step raises the confidence of your agent's knowledge about your site.
Domain memory
Patterns are stored per domain. An agent trained on yoursite.com only uses those patterns when testing yoursite.com.
Confidence scores
Each pattern has a confidence score. The more times it's confirmed across runs, the higher its confidence — and the more reliably it's used.
Your agent, only yours
Your trained patterns are private to your account. No other user's agent has access to your trained flows or your site's memory.
Four ways to test. One agent that learns from all of them.
Every tool trains the same agent. Mix and match — your agent gets smarter regardless of which mode you use.
Quick Test
Describe a single feature or flow. The agent tests it, you save what passed. Best for testing after each deploy or when a specific area changes. Open Quick Test →
Journey Test
Define a multi-step user journey — like "signup → verify email → complete onboarding → reach dashboard". The agent walks the full path and learns each step. Open Journey Test →
Feature Test
Paste your acceptance criteria or a user story. The agent generates specific test cases from the spec and validates each one. Great for validating features before shipping. Open Feature Test →
Robo Scan
A comprehensive scan across UI, accessibility, performance, SEO, functionality, and mobile responsiveness — scored out of 100 in each category. No training needed, but scan findings feed into your agent's site context. Open Robo Scan →
Common questions
Do I need to write any code?
No. You describe what to test in plain English. The agent handles everything — writing test scenarios, opening the browser, clicking, filling forms, and capturing results.
What does "training" actually mean?
After a run, you can mark passing scenarios as "trained". The agent saves those as high-confidence patterns. On future runs for the same site, it uses those patterns to navigate more accurately and generate better-targeted scenarios. The more you train, the more accurate it gets.
Does it break when my site changes?
It's more resilient than traditional script-based testing because it operates from intent — not hard-coded selectors. When the site changes significantly, new runs update the agent's knowledge. You re-save the new patterns, and it adapts.
How is this different from Playwright or Selenium?
Those tools require you to write and maintain test scripts. When your UI changes, your scripts break and you fix them. RoboQA works the other way — you describe intent, it figures out how to test it, and you teach it what good looks like. No scripts to maintain.
Can I test sites that require login?
Yes. For the Quick Test and Journey Test, you can provide your login credentials (email + password). The agent will authenticate before running the test so it can access protected pages.
Is my site data safe?
The agent only visits URLs you provide, reads the public DOM, and takes screenshots. It does not store your site's content or credentials beyond the current session. Trained patterns are stored as short text descriptions — not screenshots or raw HTML.
How quickly does it run?
A Quick Test with 2–3 scenarios typically completes in 30–90 seconds. Journey Tests with multiple steps take 1–3 minutes depending on the number of steps. Robo Scan completes in under 60 seconds for a single page.
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