A red build tells you something broke, not what.
Every failure comes back classified, with a root cause in plain English, a suggested fix and ranked recommendations — so triage starts roughly where debugging usually ends.
Your virtual QA department
QAdep points a real Chromium browser at your web app, generates and runs the tests, and returns a classified root cause with a suggested fix for every failure — built for teams shipping fast without a dedicated QA engineer.
No credit card and no trial timer — there is no billing in the product yet.

Give it a URL and, if the flow sits behind a login, a set of credentials. Configure as many environments as you ship to.
Real Chromium, not a simulator — functional, UI and regression checks, on demand, on a schedule, or triggered from your pipeline.
A classified root cause, a suggested fix, and the whole evidence trail attached. Share any result as a link that needs no account.
A red build tells you something broke, not what.
Every failure comes back classified, with a root cause in plain English, a suggested fix and ranked recommendations — so triage starts roughly where debugging usually ends.
Reproducing a CI failure locally eats an afternoon.
Each result carries the screenshots, video, Playwright trace and network HAR from the moment it failed. Send someone a link and they can see it without an account.
On a small team, nobody owns browser testing.
Point QAdep at a URL and it generates the suite for you, then runs it on a schedule or from your CI pipeline, against every environment you configure.
Tell us what you are testing and we will get back to you.