TestPilot App
Autonomous QA for apps you didn't hand-code
- Price
- €10 · €149
- Kind
- web
“TestPilot — AI Testing for No-Code Apps”its own headline
⚿ 8 contact fields stay closed. Everything it says about itself is open; how to reach it needs an account. Open them →
What it costs8
“€10 per month · 1 app”
“€149 per month · up to 10 apps”
“€249 per month · unlimited apps”
“€29 per month · up to 3 apps”
“€5 one-time · no commitment”
“…per month · 1 app”
“…one-time · no commitment”
“Run your first test — free →”
How it runs2
“Connect your Claude key. TestPilot uses Claude AI to browse your app and think like a real user. You connect your own Anthropic account”
“Run your first test — free →”
What it offers as proof2
“Run a free test →”
“First test free · No credit card · No API key needed”
What it names1
“TestPilot uses Claude AI to browse your app and think like a real user. You connect your own Anthropic account”
What it calls itself1
⚿ Value and quote open with an account.
How to reach it1
“Then I went looking for a way to test it and every option meant writing Playwright. So I built the thing I wanted.”
About
Traditional E2E testing assumes stable DOM structure. AI-generated apps don't have one — a single prompt can rewrite your entire frontend and invalidate every selector you wrote. TestPilot navigates semantically instead. No scripts to maintain, no setup. What it does beyond happy-path clicking: Multi-role workflows — test flows that span several users (dispatcher assigns, contractor bids, admin approves) with isolated concurrent sessions Security checks — IDOR, unauthenticated endpoints, API replay, tenant data leakage Interactive mode — direct a live browser session by chat One-line embed — a floating QA button on staging so clients and PMs can run tests without a dashboard login Bring your own Anthropic API key. You pay raw inference cost (~€0.10–0.50/run) directly to Anthropic and set your own cap. No token markup, no run limits. Founder note: I built a multi-role field-services app on Base44 — dispatchers, contractors, admins, permissions, billing. Then I went looking for a way to test it and every option meant writing Playwright. So I built the thing I wanted.
