TestMyApp.tech

Deployed ≠ working

Claude built your app.
Now prove it works.

Paste your URL and describe what should work in plain English. TestMyApp runs the flow in a real browser, shows you the evidence, and writes the repair prompt for your coding agent.

Setup
None
Test code
Zero
First run
< 1 min

Test bench

Early access

Or start from an example

No test code required. Start with one important user flow.

01The problem

Shipping is not proof. It is a guess with a URL attached.

AI coding tools build features fast, and they break them just as fast — silent errors, dead buttons, regressions in flows you already shipped. TestMyApp gives you a repeatable way to check the experience before your users do it for you.

02Method

From plain English to proof, in three passes.

  1. 01

    Describe the outcome

    Paste a public URL and explain what a user should be able to accomplish. Plain sentences, no test syntax.

  2. 02

    Watch the test run

    TestMyApp turns your description into steps and performs them in a controlled real browser.

  3. 03

    Fix what failed

    Get screenshots, error evidence, and a repair prompt ready to paste into Claude or Codex.

03Output

What worked, what failed, and what to paste back.

Every run ends the same way: a verdict per step, the evidence behind it, and a grounded repair prompt. No test code to read.

Example report — simulated run

Partially passed · 5 of 6

The signup and upload flow worked. The final download failed with a server error.

  1. 01Open the applicationPass
  2. 02Start the signup flowPass
  3. 03Create an account using generated test dataPass
  4. 04Upload a valid sample PDFPass
  5. 05Confirm that an ATS score appearsPass
  6. 06Confirm that the result can be downloadedFail

Evidence

Score page rendered
18.4s
Download result
HTTP 500
Console
Unhandled response error
Screenshot
Captured
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ATS result page before download failure

Repair prompt

Investigate the result-download flow. In the tested deployment, clicking the `Download result` button on the ATS result page produced an HTTP 500 response. The score had already loaded successfully. Reproduce the download request, identify the server-side failure, add user-visible error handling, and add an automated test covering successful and failed downloads. Do not change the scoring flow.

Not tested — authenticated sessions beyond signup, payment flows, mobile apps, or any page outside this six-step journey.

04Who it is for

Made for people who build with AI, not for QA teams.

Claude, Codex, Lovable, Bolt, Replit — whatever built it, TestMyApp turns the failure into instructions your agent can act on.

  • No jargon

    No testing knowledge required

    Describe expected behavior the same way you would explain it to a teammate.

  • Evidence

    Proof you can actually read

    Every step, screenshot, error, and outcome — without opening a single test file.

  • Loop

    A faster repair cycle

    Copy the grounded repair prompt, send it to your agent, redeploy, run it again.

05Early access

Do not make your users your test team.

Test one important flow before you share your next AI-built app.

Test my app

Join the first runs

Be one of the first to test with TestMyApp.

Live browser testing is not open yet. Early access shapes what we verify first.

06FAQ

Questions,
answered plainly.

Do I need to know how to code?

No. Describe what should happen in plain English. TestMyApp handles the test steps and explains the result without requiring testing knowledge.

Can TestMyApp fix my application?

TestMyApp does not change your code. When something fails, it creates an evidence-backed repair prompt that you can give to Claude, Codex, or your developer.

Can it test password-protected applications?

The first version focuses on public, unauthenticated flows. Secure support for test accounts can be added later.

Does TestMyApp test everything?

No. It tests the specific flow you describe and clearly identifies what was and was not covered.

Can it evaluate AI-generated answers?

AI-answer evaluation and cross-model comparison are planned. The initial release focuses on verifying web application behavior.

Is my source code required?

No. The initial browser test only needs a public preview or application URL. Repository access may become an optional feature for deeper diagnostics.