Your site, watched around the clock
Automated website testing: UI tests that AI creates, runs and repairs for you. No QA team, no code.
See plans — start for freeWhat UI testing actually is
These aren't one-off site scans. They're scenarios that walk a real visitor's path again and again: opening pages, clicking menus and buttons, filling in forms and search fields, picking values from dropdowns, adding items to the cart, signing in, getting all the way to checkout, and verifying that each step shows exactly what it should. The moment a step stops working, you get an alert.
How to create a test
For any need — from full autopilot to manual setup
AI generation
Enter a URL — the system crawls your pages and builds a test scenario automatically
Visual recorder
Just click through your site — every action is recorded into a ready test scenario
Builder
Full control — assemble a scenario by hand from ready-made steps. Over 70 action types
Graph test
Build complex non-linear scenarios with conditions and loops
We run your tests for you
Once a test exists, the system keeps it working on its own and breaks down every failure
Your tests don't break when the site changes
Ordinary tests go red at every markup tweak, even when the site itself works fine. Not here: if selectors or layout change, the AI quietly adapts the steps to the new markup and keeps the run going — no false failures to chase.
- A test from one link
- Auto-adapts to layout
- Runs on schedule
Not just “test failed”, but why
When the breakage is real and a step fails for a reason, the AI inspects the screenshot, the console and the page context and states a clear reason in plain language — what exactly broke and where to look. You get a ready diagnosis, not a stack trace.
- Plain-language root cause
- Linked to the step screenshot
- JS and network errors in context
- A hint on where to look
A full site health check-up
Every monitoring run is a technical diagnosis of the page — not just “up or down”
Threshold alerts via Telegram and email on any regression
Who it's for
From a single landing page to a store with thousands of products
Website and service owners
Monitor product quality in real time. Learn about failures before your users do and stay confident that updates didn't break critical functionality.
Web studios and agencies
Maintain dozens of client websites without growing your team. Automated health checks let you scale support without losing quality.
Online stores
Test what directly drives revenue: adding items to the cart and checkout, search, filters and catalogs. Catch broken key flows before shoppers leave for a competitor.
Frequently asked questions
What is TestMW?
TestMW is an AI website testing service. The AI generates tests from your description, adapts them when your site changes and runs them on a schedule. You get a detailed report with a screenshot of every step and instant failure notifications in Telegram or by email.
Do I need programming skills?
No. Just paste a link to your site and the AI generates a test for you. A visual editor, a recorder and URL-based auto-generation are also available — all without code.
How does AI test adaptation work?
When the site structure changes, the AI analyzes the new layout and automatically adjusts selectors and test steps so the scenario keeps working without manual intervention.
What does AI failure analysis show?
When a test fails, the AI inspects the step screenshot, console errors and page context and states a clear reason in plain language — what exactly broke and where to look. Instead of a stack trace you get a ready diagnosis.
How much does the service cost?
Start on the free plan — it costs nothing, forever, and covers regular monitoring of your site. Paid plans add more tests, more frequent runs and longer scenarios, and you can pay per test run instead of subscribing. See the pricing page.
How do I create my first test?
Sign up and paste a link — the AI builds a test in seconds. URL auto-generation, the recorder and the builder are also available.
Which actions are supported in tests?
Page navigation, clicking elements, typing text, filling forms, authentication, content checks, parsing dynamic data and over 70 different action types.