TesterArmy

Teams shipping web and mobile apps need to verify flows like checkout, sign-up and login before and after deploys, but manual QA is slow and traditional automation (e.g. Selenium and Python scripts) is tiring to write and maintain. One QA engineer describes spending years automating this way before switching. Other teams describe manually checking production after every deploy just to feel safe, or having earlier QA attempts blocked by the difficulty of automating logged-in flows behind authentication. Flaky tests and slow merge times are also named as costs teams face with existing testing setups.

TesterArmy lets users describe a test flow in plain language, such as 'verify checkout succeeds with a test card,' and an AI agent converts it into step-by-step actions that run in a real browser for web or on a real uploaded build for iOS and Android, including React Native, Expo, WordPress and ecommerce storefronts. Test Accounts give the agent real logins (username/password, Google, GitHub, magic link, SMS OTP) so flows behind sign-in are covered. Tests can run on every pull request (posting a pass/fail check before merge), from a CI job via a CLI command, on a schedule against production, or manually, with all runs landing in one Results table. It also connects to coding agents like Claude Code, Codex and Cursor over an MCP endpoint, so an agent can create a test, run it, and read back a report without leaving the session, and failures are reported in Slack with the specific step and what the agent observed.