Testdriver
Testdriver.ai is a Quality Assurance (QA) Artificial Intelligence agent specifically designed for engineering teams. It expands the scope o...
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What is Testdriver?
TestDriver is an AI-powered end-to-end testing platform that automates manual testing for web apps, desktop applications, Chrome extensions, VS Code extensions, and mobile apps (Android/iOS). It uses AI vision instead of CSS selectors to interact with software visually, enabling it to test third-party web apps, rich media content, Canvas elements, video players, iFrames, OAuth flows, file uploads, PDFs, and LLM chatbots that traditionally break selector-based tools like Selenium or Playwright.
Key features include MCP-based test generation where you describe what to test in natural language and TestDriver writes the code, cache-and-adapt technology that speeds up repeat runs by caching vision-derived UI representations, automatic test execution on every pull request with results posted to GitHub, a comprehensive console dashboard for monitoring test runs with analytics on pass rates and failure patterns, playback functionality to replay test executions step-by-step, and deep debugging visibility with network call inspection, CPU/memory monitoring, and action logs showing step-by-step execution history.
TestDriver is designed for engineering teams and QA professionals who want to eliminate manual regression testing, reduce testing costs by 94%, and perform tests 3× faster than human-powered testing. It supports testing across Windows, macOS, and Linux platforms, integrates with GitHub for PR testing, and exports results as JUnit XML for CI pipeline integration.
The platform has tested over 5 million elements with AI, automated 25K+ hours, created 30K+ test cases, and executed 312K+ test runs, trusted by leading engineering teams for production QA automation at scale.
Testdriver pricing
Pricing model: Free
Free Cloud: $0/month, no credit card required, 1 parallel test, 1 team user, includes 60 minutes, community support. Pro Cloud: $20/month plus per-second overage at $0.002/second, 2 parallel tests, 1 team user, includes 600 minutes, test recordings, community support. Team Cloud: $600/month plus per-second overage at $0.001/second, 8 parallel tests, 5 team users, includes 10,000 minutes, test recordings, private support, test analytics, CPU/RAM/network profiles. Enterprise Self-Hosted: Contact for licensed-based billing, infinite parallel tests, custom team size, unlimited minutes, no overage charges, test recordings, enterprise support, test analytics, CPU/RAM/network profiles, custom VM images. All plans support web apps, Chrome extensions, VS Code extensions, Windows desktop apps, Android, Linux, Windows, and Mac platforms.
Testdriver pros
- Reduces manual testing costs by 94%
- Performs tests 3× faster than human-powered testing
- Uses AI vision instead of selectors for visual interaction
- Works on third-party web apps without source code access
- Tests Chrome extensions including popups and content scripts
- Supports native Windows and macOS desktop applications
- Tests VS Code extensions in real development environments
- Handles Canvas, video players, images, and iFrames
- Supports OAuth flows that break selector-based tools
- Tests file uploads, PDFs, and LLM chatbots
- Natural language prompts generate test code automatically
- Cache-and-adapt technology accelerates repeat test runs
- Automatic UI change detection keeps tests passing
- Results post to GitHub with video, logs, and JUnit XML
- Comprehensive console dashboard with analytics and trends
- Playback feature replays tests step-by-step
- Deep debugging with network call inspection and CPU/memory monitoring
Testdriver cons
- Per-second overage billing on paid plans
- Free tier only includes 1 parallel test
- Free tier limited to 60 minutes per month
- Pro tier only 2 parallel tests
- Team tier $600/month may be expensive for small teams
- Enterprise Mac desktop apps coming soon not available
- Enterprise iOS testing coming soon not available
- Enterprise Mac platform coming soon not available
Frequently asked questions about Testdriver
What is TestDriver and what does it do?
TestDriver is an AI-powered end-to-end testing platform that automates manual testing. It uses AI vision instead of CSS selectors to interact with software visually, testing web apps, desktop applications, Chrome extensions, VS Code extensions, and mobile apps. It reduces manual testing costs by 94% while performing tasks 3× faster than human-powered testing.
How does TestDriver differ from Selenium or Playwright?
TestDriver uses AI vision for visual interaction instead of relying on CSS selectors or static analysis like Selenium and Playwright. This means tests won't break when code changes, and it can test third-party web apps, rich media, Canvas elements, video players, iFrames, and OAuth flows that traditionally break selector-based tools.
What platforms and targets can TestDriver test?
TestDriver tests web apps, Chrome extensions, VS Code extensions, Windows desktop apps, Mac desktop apps, Android, iOS, and supports Linux, Windows, and Mac desktop platforms. It works on anything a user can do on a computer.
How do I create tests with TestDriver?
You describe what you want to test in natural language and TestDriver uses MCP to explore your app, understand its UI, and generate test files as real user flows. The AI writes the code automatically based on your plain English descriptions.
What happens when my UI changes?
TestDriver automatically re-invokes the AI to find elements and update its understanding when the UI changes. It caches a vision-derived representation of your UI for fast repeat runs, but re-invokes AI when the screen looks different to keep tests passing.
How does TestDriver integrate with GitHub?
TestDriver runs your full test suite on every pull request so nothing merges without passing. Results post directly to GitHub with video, logs, and JUnit XML, so reviewers see exactly what passed and what broke.
What debugging features does TestDriver provide?
TestDriver provides deep visibility including request info to inspect every network call with headers, payloads, and timing; CPU and memory monitoring to catch memory leaks and performance bottlenecks; and action logs showing step-by-step execution history of every click, input, and assertion.
What is included in the TestDriver console?
The console includes Test Runs to monitor all runs and identify failures, Playback to replay test executions step-by-step, Cache to manage cached assets for faster execution, and Trends to visualize pass rates, flakiness, and performance over time.
Can I use TestDriver for third-party web apps I don't own?
Yes, TestDriver can test third-party web apps you don't own or control without access to source code. Since it interacts visually rather than using selectors, it works anywhere selector-based tools fail.
How do I get started with TestDriver?
Start with the Free Cloud plan at $0/month with no credit card required. You get 1 parallel test, 1 team user, and 60 minutes included. Just click 'Start For Free' at testdriver.ai and you can install and start testing immediately.