No. TestInspector lets you describe tests in plain English - the platform generates, runs, and maintains the test steps automatically. There is no framework to set up, no selectors to write, and no script to debug when the UI changes.
TestInspector supports Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and Safari. Tests run in a cloud browser environment, so there is nothing to install or manage locally. You can run tests across multiple browsers in the same suite.
When a UI element changes (e.g. a button moves, an ID changes, or a label updates), TestInspector's AI detects the change and updates the selector automatically so the test keeps passing. This eliminates the most common cause of brittle automation suites.
Yes. TestInspector provides API triggers and webhooks that work with GitHub Actions, Azure DevOps, GitLab CI, Jenkins, and any CI system that can make an HTTP call. Tests run automatically on every pull request or deployment without manual intervention.
Yes, TestInspector offers a free trial that gives you full access to the platform so you can create tests, run them in the cloud, and see AI-generated results. No credit card is required to start. Paid plans unlock additional concurrent runs, team collaboration, and priority support.