Use case
You don't write code.
That shouldn't stop you from writing tests.
Describe the flow in English. AutoSmoke runs it in a real browser. PMs, designers, and non-technical founders ship working smoke tests the same afternoon they write the spec — without waiting for an engineer.
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What breaks
'Tested manually' is the entire QA plan
Every ticket closes with a screenshot and a vibes-based confidence that it works. Two weeks later, a regression ships because nobody re-tested the old flow.
Engineers don't have time to write your test ideas
You know exactly which flows break. You've filed the tickets. They're still in the backlog behind feature work. The coverage gap widens every sprint.
Acceptance criteria lives in Notion — not in CI
Your spec lists the happy path step by step. But no automated test enforces it, so the happy path silently drifts from what ships.
Example tests
What you'd test
Feature acceptance test (copy from your spec)
- 1Navigate to /new-feature
- 2Click 'Get started'
- 3Fill in the required fields
- 4Submit the form
- 5Verify the success message appears
Pre-demo smoke test
- 1Log in as the demo account
- 2Walk through the three flows in today's demo
- 3Verify each one still works 15 minutes before the call
Weekly product health check
- 1Run the top 5 user journeys
- 2Verify each completes end-to-end
- 3Get a Slack summary every Monday at 9am
What you get
Included with every test
Write tests in the same language you write tickets
No code, no SDK, no CLI — runs in your browser
Share run URLs with engineers as bug reports
Screenshot and video evidence attached to every run
Schedule weekly runs; get Slack alerts on failure
Works alongside your engineering team's existing tests
Your app changes daily.
Your guardrails should too.
Run a free smoke test now — and stop finding out from users.
Run a Free Smoke Test