UI tests that survive your next release.

Record a browser flow once and get a runnable end-to-end test — no code. When the UI changes and selectors drift, the test heals itself instead of waking up your team.

Most UI test suites die of maintenance, not of missed bugs.

A rename, a redesign, a new component library — and half the suite goes red for reasons that have nothing to do with quality. Self-healing breaks that cycle: the test follows the meaning of the page, not its markup.

1. Record — click through the flow in a real browser. Every action becomes a test step, and the API calls the page made are captured alongside it.
2. Replay — the suite runs the flow on every change, in your environments, exactly as a user would.
3. Re-bind — when a selector drifts, replay re-binds it by visible text, role, or aria attributes.
4. Pin — the healed binding is pinned to the test, so the same rename never breaks the suite twice.

Healing you can switch off.

A tool that silently rewrites failing tests can hide real regressions. Healing here is per-project and reviewable: keep it on to kill the maintenance grind, or turn it strict for release-critical flows where any drift should fail loudly. Every heal is logged — what broke, what it re-bound to, and when.

What you get

No-code recording: anyone who can use the product can record a test for it, and a UI recording yields API coverage too. Real-browser replay: on demand, on schedule, or on every deploy through the deploy gate. Failures become findings: triaged with failure type, severity, screenshots and repro steps, pushed to Jira in one click.

Part of Zytherum QA — one platform for API testing, UI testing and security testing, built on the Zytherum Agent Platform. Request a demo.