Robonito

Open Robonito and treat your release cycle like a checklist you can actually complete. Start by linking your code host and CI so every branch and pull request triggers the right suites. Pick the browsers and devices you care about, then capture flows with the built‑in recorder—login, checkout, account updates—without writing glue code. Set access levels for engineers, QA, and stakeholders. Put smoke and regression packs on a calendar so runs happen during off‑hours, and use parameters to cover roles, locales, and price lists in one pass.

When a build lands, Robonito fans out tests in parallel and reports status checks back to your repo. A failure includes a replay: open Live Web Testing to step through the exact session, inspect DOM, console, and network calls, or toggle throttling and cookies. Compare results across Chrome, Safari, Firefox, and mobile simulators side by side. Need to mimic a customer’s context? Switch the session’s country to validate taxes, payments, and content gates. Create a ticket from the run with logs, screenshots, and HAR files attached, so triage is precise and fast.

QA leads can assemble plans per feature or release, group suites, and assign owners. Scheduling enforces cadence—daily smoke at 6 a.m., full regression every Friday. Integrate with your existing pipeline to block merges until high‑risk paths pass. Parameterized Testing expands coverage without duplicating cases, while Cross Device Testing ensures layouts and gestures work on tablets and phones. Access Control keeps authoring, approval, and execution distinct so compliance teams have oversight without slowing delivery.

After runs, head to Reporting to see pass rates, flakiness, and time‑to‑fix trends. Filter by component or environment to identify brittle areas, then export to CSV or your BI stack for leadership reviews. Support agents can reproduce a customer issue by launching a live debug session with the user’s browser, device class, and location, then share a link with developers to co‑debug in real time. Content and growth teams can preview campaigns across regions and browsers before launch, catching broken pixels and blocked scripts long before customers do.