End-to-end tests for your web app, written in plain English
Point Operio at any environment, from staging to production. Describe a user journey and the agent runs it in a real browser, checks every expectation and hands back a video of what happened.
Checkout with a saved card
Running- 1Sign in as @shopper
- 2Add the blue hoodie to the cart
- 3Open the cart and go to checkout
- 4Pay with the saved Visa card
- 5The order confirmation is shown
- Real browsers in isolated sandboxes
- No selectors, scripts or frameworks
- Runs on demand, on a schedule or from CI
Capabilities
Everything a web journey needs, already handled
Logins, emails, environments and evidence are built in, so a test reads like the journey it checks.
Plain-English steps
Write Action, Verify, Login, Screenshot and Wait steps the way you would explain the flow to a new teammate.
Every environment
Save each base URL once, such as staging, a preview or production, and run the same tests against any of them.
Test accounts
Store password, Google, phone-and-OTP or custom logins. They're encrypted and you reference them with @ in any step.
Real email inboxes
The agent can create an inbox and read the message that arrives, so sign-up and password-reset flows are testable end to end.
Suites, in order or in parallel
Group tests into suites, order them by severity, share one browser session across cases, and run them in sequence or in parallel.
Evidence for every step
Each run comes back with step-by-step status, a video, labeled screenshots, console logs and network requests.
How it works
From URL to a verdict in three steps
- 01
Add your environment
Paste the URL you want to test and add test accounts if the app needs a login. No SDK and no code changes.
- 02
Describe the journey
Write the steps in plain English, import them from a spreadsheet, or have your coding agent draft them over MCP.
- 03
Run it and review
Run on demand, on a schedule or from CI. Failures arrive in Slack, Google Chat or email with the evidence attached.
The Operio platform
One agent, every way your team ships
FAQ
Web testing questions
No. Operio needs a URL it can reach, plus test accounts if the app has a login. There is no SDK to install and nothing to change in your codebase.
Save test accounts for password, Google, phone-and-OTP or custom sign-in flows and reference them in a Login step. For email verification, the agent can create a test inbox and read the message that arrives.
Yes. The Operio CLI runs a test or a suite from your pipeline, waits for the result and fails the job when a test fails, so it works as a gate in any pipeline.
Steps describe intent rather than selectors, so there's no locator layer to update when you ship UI changes. When a change really breaks the journey, you get a failure with the video showing why.
See Operio test your web app
Bring a staging URL and a journey that matters. We'll run it live in the demo.