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Robusty alternatives in Automated Testing & QA. Runs a plain-English scenario in a real cloud browser and reports pass or fail. The trial is 20 runs

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Robusty alternatives in Automated Testing & QA. Runs a plain-English scenario in a real cloud browser and reports pass or fail. The trial is 20 runs with no card; Starter is $29 a month. 12 other catalog listings are linked below.

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• Confident AI — Tests LLM apps with research-backed metrics, traces production traffic, and red-teams them before they ship. The free plan includes 5 test
• evalship — A GitHub App that reviews LLM evals and comments on pull requests. It flags evals that pass when they should fail, reports what a PR broke
• UI Verify — Screenshots the screens a pull request changes in Playwright, Storybook, or Vitest, and an AI judge separates an intended change from a
• Zof — Sits between an AI change and production. It explains the change, checks behavior, collects evidence, and can block a risky release
• Kerno — Checks backend changes inside a coding-agent loop, and keeps a code graph called KIT. Community is $0 for 30 test runs a month, one repo
• LaunchProof — Opens your site or app on iPhone, Android, and major desktop browsers, then returns one report that names each problem and a fix. A smaller
• Maestro.dev — End-to-end UI tests for iOS, Android, and web, with a local CLI and a cloud runner.
• Noveum.ai — Records instrumented agent runs and scores chat, voice, and workflow traces against a library of published checks. Free includes 2,500
• Relvato — Watches a site in a real browser and reruns regression checks on checkout, speed, and search when the page changes. The free plan stays free
• Galileo AI — AI tool for app testing and debugging.
• OrangePro — Looks at behavior changes in AI-written code, finds where tests do not cover them, and returns tests plus a run log. The homepage does not