testRigor

Description

testRigor is a generative AI-based test automation tool that lets users create stable end-to-end tests written in plain English, describing interactions the way a real user would perform them. Because tests reference elements as they appear on screen rather than XPath or element locators, testRigor reports that tests are ultra-stable and require dramatically less maintenance than Selenium or Appium.

Tests can be automatically generated based on how end users interact with an application in production, captured through a JavaScript library that records usage metadata, and testRigor also produces tests for the most important functionality out of the box. The plain-English format makes it possible to understand what is being tested and search for all tests affecting a given button or input, and issues are grouped so related cases can be fixed together.

The tool is aimed at bringing manual QA and QA engineers onto one platform, letting manual testers create and maintain automated tests. It targets acceptance-level functional UI regression testing, is well suited to form-based and predictable input/output flows, multi-user flows via email, SMS, or instant messages, and constantly changing code, while it does not test games. Pricing starts from $300 per month with a 14-day trial.

testRigor's Core Features

• Plain-English test creation for web and mobile apps

• Generative AI test generation from real production user behavior

• Element identification by on-screen appearance, not locators or XPath

• Ultra-stable tests with greatly reduced maintenance

• Self-healing tests and grouped issue fixing

• Enables manual QA teams to build and maintain automation

• Parallel test execution for fast full regression runs

• Support for complex flows including image and audio checks and multi-user scenarios

How to use testRigor?

1. 1

   Start a trial: Begin with the 14-day trial to try the platform.

2. 2

   Describe tests in plain English: Write end-to-end tests as plain-English steps that mirror real user interactions.

3. 3

   Generate tests automatically: Optionally add the JavaScript library in production to auto-generate tests from real user behavior.

4. 4

   Run in parallel: Execute a full regression suite quickly using parallel test execution.

5. 5

   Maintain easily: Review grouped issues and fix affected cases together with plain-English editing.

testRigor's Use Cases

• End-to-end UI testing
• Reducing test maintenance
• Empowering manual QA
• Fast regression runs
• Complex multi-user flows

FAQ from testRigor

• How is testRigor different from Selenium?

  testRigor tests are written in plain English and identify elements as they appear on screen instead of using XPath, making them ultra-stable and requiring far less maintenance. Anyone can write tests without QA automation engineers.

• How is testRigor different from Cucumber or Gherkin?

  You can think of testRigor as Cucumber already implemented for your project, using an NLP-based parser to execute plain-English specifications without writing or maintaining underlying Selenium code.

• What do the end-to-end tests actually test?

  They perform acceptance-level functional UI regression testing, verifying that functionality works via the UI, such as confirming a user can complete a purchase from login to confirmation.

• What does testRigor test well?

  It is particularly strong at form-based UI, predictable input/output flows, multi-user flows via email, SMS, or instant messages, constantly changing code, and complex flows combining image comparison, audio checks, and drag-and-drop.

• What does testRigor not test well?

  testRigor does not test games.

• Can manual QA teams use testRigor?

  Yes. testRigor brings manual QA and QA engineers onto one platform, letting manual testers create and maintain automated tests.