CueTest

CueTest is a browser testing tool that lets you describe a user journey in plain English and runs it in a live browser. It returns a screenshot, a full trace of the session, and the exact step where something broke. No need to write code or maintain brittle selectors — just say what you want to test, and CueTest figures out the rest.

The tool works by starting with the intended outcome and observing the live interface. If the page structure changes, CueTest adapts — it follows what's on screen now, not a stale DOM. When a test fails, it records the browser state, the failed step, a classification of the issue (like "application change / block"), and attaches proof. You get a report your team can inspect before making a release decision. Pricing is credit-based: 1 credit roughly maps to a short unit of live browser work, with AI-authored tests using more credits than cached replay runs.

CueTest is built for software engineers, QA engineers, and engineering managers who are tired of green test suites that miss real customer-facing bugs. It's especially useful for release smoke tests — checking that critical journeys like sign-up, billing, or password reset still work after a deployment. The free trial includes enough capacity for about 4 AI-authored tests or 15 cached replay runs, with no credit card required.