Use case
QA testing for developers
Most developers do not dislike testing; they dislike maintaining brittle test code. Locodera removes the authoring step and focuses on behavior that contradicts the UI.
Last updated October 31, 2026
Who this is for
Developers and small engineering teams without dedicated QA.
The problem
- E2E suites are expensive to maintain.
- Selectors break when the UI changes.
- The tests that exist cover only the happy path.
How Locodera handles it
- 01
No code
Add a URL and optional credentials.
- 02
Real browser
The agent uses Chromium and interacts like a user.
- 03
Replayable probes
Findings are stored as actions + a check, then replayed.
- 04
Evidence
Screenshots, video, console and network logs.
Relevant capabilities
Autonomous exploration
A real browser maps pages, forms and flows without scripts.
Edge cases
Empty inputs, long strings, double submits, reloads and history.
3/3 verification
Only findings that reproduce every time are confirmed.
Evidence
Screenshots, video, console and network logs per attempt.
FAQs
Does it replace Playwright/Cypress?+
No. It covers exploratory behavior those suites were not written for.
Can I see the actions?+
Yes. Confirmed findings include human-readable steps and the replay rate.
Does it run in CI?+
Yes. Call the deploy webhook from your pipeline; the worker runs the browser scan.
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Pricing
Find the bugs your tests never looked for.
Add your app, run an exploratory scan, and get a release verdict backed by evidence.