Describe the test.
Mockingbird runs it.
Write what you want tested in plain English. Mockingbird turns it into a real browser test and runs it on every deploy, so regressions get caught before your users do.
- No selectors
- No scripts
- No flaky tests
Scenario
Mockingbird
- Open /signup and fill the form with a fresh email
- Submit and wait for onboarding to finish
- Check the dashboard renders with the new workspace
- Verify the welcome email was delivered
Testing that actually keeps up with your app.
Describe the test
Write what you want checked the way you'd explain it to a teammate. No code, no selectors, no test framework to learn.
“Log out and make sure I land back on the login page.”
Mockingbird runs it
It plans the steps, drives a real browser like a user would, and verifies the result, on demand or on every push to every branch.
Ship without flinching
Tests adapt as your UI evolves, so a redesign doesn't torch your suite. Regressions get flagged on the PR, not by your users.
What it catches.
A few ways teams are using Mockingbird to ship with more confidence and less manual QA.
Full auth coverage written in 20 minutes.
Login, signup, password reset, OAuth, MFA — all described in plain English and running as a full suite within a single afternoon. No test framework experience needed.
Every deploy verified, zero flaky tests.
Mockingbird runs on every branch push. The team went from manually smoke-testing each release to having full confidence in their pipeline — without writing a line of test code.
Checkout break caught before it hit production.
A payment flow regression introduced in a frontend refactor was caught by Mockingbird on the PR before merge — the kind of bug that would have cost hours of hotfix work.
Your next test is one
sentence away.
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