Visual browser testing / in development

Build tests from real user flows.

TestBear is a planned visual editor for browser automation. Record real interactions, review the flow, and prepare it for replay without starting from a blank Playwright or Selenium file.

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01Record02Edit03Replay
Dark browser windows connected by a luminous lime interaction flow
01 / Flow viewRecord the path as it happens.

The point of view

Keep the technical judgment.
Lose the repetitive setup.

02The workflow

A browser journey becomes a test in three deliberate passes.

The intended TestBear experience stays close to the way a tester already thinks: capture the path, shape the steps, and replay what matters.

Flow captured

Start where the user starts.

Open the page, perform the journey, and capture the clicks and entries that make the path real.

  • 01Capture the interaction
  • 02Keep the original context
  • 03Start with a real flow
Layered browser windows with a lime interaction trail and capture point
01 / RecordTestBear workflow direction

03The intended shift

From repeatable work to a repeatable check.

TestBear is being shaped for teams who know the journey they need to cover, but do not want every new check to begin as manual regression or hand-written automation.

Three browser panels showing clear lime pass signals in a connected test run
04 / Run viewMake the result easy to read.

Before

Repeat a browser journey by hand, or begin with a blank Playwright or Selenium file.

After

Start from the recorded flow, review the steps, and prepare a runnable end-to-end check.

The product is planned. The promise is specific: make browser-test creation more visual without removing the tester from the loop.

04The next step

Record the path once.
See what it can become.

Explore the intended workflow behind TestBear, from a real browser interaction to a test you can review and replay.

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