QA.tech
qa.techAI agents test live web and mobile apps on every pull request
AI agents test live web and mobile apps on every pull request
Enterprise platform for testing, monitoring and evaluating AI systems in production
Turns API definitions and collections into mocks, then runs contract-conformance and non-regression tests.
Hosted form endpoints with submission rules and an event history
Custom Google Forms with calculated answers and website styling.
Build WordPress calculators with equations that use the visitor's form inputs.
Website journeys, forms and feedback in one analytics platform
Form fields that capture URL parameters for source tracking and routes
Hosted form endpoints and a visual designer with response-based routing
WordPress forms with detailed conditional actions and calculations
A .NET unit-testing framework for C#, F#, and Visual Basic projects.
A container-level chaos tool for disrupting Docker, containerd and Podman workloads with lifecycle, network and resource faults.
A form-focused SVG vocabulary with local registration and fallback loading.
A BASIC IDE and compiler for building native applications with a bundled debugger, profiler, and form designer.
A cross-platform Free Pascal IDE with a visual form designer and integrated build and debug tools.
Write JavaScript load tests and run them locally or send performance tests to Grafana Cloud.
A proxy-based API simulator that records traffic for repeatable tests without calling the real service each time.
Run command-line or Node.js accessibility checks against web pages and local HTML.
A PHP testing framework for unit tests, assertions, exceptions, and other application behavior.
Continuously runs .NET tests in Visual Studio or Rider and reports results as code changes.
Drive a chosen rate of HTTP requests and turn response samples into load-test reports.
Creates API and integration regression tests from API specifications or recorded application traffic.
Run Python tests with readable assertions, fixtures, parametrization, and failure reports.
Describe Java and Groovy tests as executable specifications with setup, action, and outcome blocks.