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AI programming assistant and cloud development environment in the browser
Create functional API tests from specifications or recorded traffic, then extend them into security and performance checks.
A managed test-automation platform for authoring and running web, mobile, API, desktop, and Salesforce tests.
An AWS service emulator for local development and integration testing in CI.
Compare application screenshots with approved baselines to catch visual regressions across screen sizes and browsers.
An annotation-based Java test framework for organizing unit, integration, data-driven, and parallel test suites.
Combine navigation, first-impression and task-based UX tests
One-click feedback with separate rating and comment alerts
Deploy root-access Linux, Windows, or FreeBSD servers from a control panel or API.
Run self-hosted AI and automation applications on a root-access KVM VPS, with optional one-click installs.
AI web developer that builds and publishes websites from chat prompts
Free browser tilemap editor with one-click game engine exports
Check whether independently developed services agree on the HTTP and message contracts they use.
Cloud supercomputers with NVIDIA GPUs for AI training and inference
Information-architecture tests alongside broader UX research methods
Browser extension that brings ChatGPT to any website
Run manual and automated mobile-app tests against selected cloud or team-managed devices.
Record and schedule browser tests for web flows without writing the test steps by hand.
Run visual, interaction, and accessibility checks on frontend UI states in real browsers.
A command-line tool for sending HTTP requests and asserting the responses as repeatable tests.
Run Android component and resource tests in a JVM without launching an emulator for every test.
Run web and mobile application tests on hosted browsers and physical devices without maintaining a device lab.
An Android UI testing framework for expressing screen actions and assertions in app tests.
Measure how well JavaScript and TypeScript tests detect deliberately introduced code changes.