Study
43 interactable elements found
Recus scrolls to load lazy content, reads the accessibility tree, and writes a product brief before touching anything.
Recus learns your product, tests important workflows in a real browser, and reports reproducible bugs with evidence—without dozens of test scripts to maintain.
From product understanding to reproducible bugs
30-second product tour
A recorded tour from a URL to browser-tested findings. The reel illustrates the workflow; actual run duration, coverage, and results vary.
Reads the page
Writes the tests
Clicks for real
Returns proof
Illustrative product demo
Pick a sample app and explore the study, execution, and review stages. This recorded illustration uses sample data; it is not a live run.
43 interactable elements found
Recus scrolls to load lazy content, reads the accessibility tree, and writes a product brief before touching anything.
Every test runs in a fresh browser tab with video and a Playwright trace.
The phone input accepted alphabetic characters and advanced without an inline validation message.
Suggested fix
Validate the normalized phone value before submit and attach the error message to the field with aria-describedby.
You review, correct, and decide what ships.
Point Recus at staging, a preview deploy, or production. It learns the interface, exercises the workflows that matter, and returns the steps and evidence your team needs to reproduce every finding.
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Not a replacement
Recus reads the page and accessible controls, including content exposed by scrolling, before turning that context into a test plan.
Explore required fields, empty submissions, invalid formats, boundaries, happy paths, and UI behavior. The plan reflects the page, not a guarantee of exhaustive coverage.
Browser actions can reveal dialogs, new form steps, and useful destinations. Recus considers discoveries and preserves the path that exposed them.
The Email skill can supply an inbox and its verification message. An email-format validation check may only need browser actions.
Supported input can unblock the affected test. CAPTCHA and reCAPTCHA may still need manual review; skipped or unverified work is not presented as a pass.
Discovery & crawl
Recus looks beyond the first screen, considers follow-up checks for revealed UI, and selects useful routes for further testing. Discovery expands the plan without claiming complete coverage.
Recus combines the visible interface, accessible controls, and page context. Scrolling helps expose below-fold or lazy-loaded content.
A menu, dialog, or new form step can introduce more controls. Recus records useful discoveries with the path that revealed them.
Useful new controls can lead to follow-up tests that replay the reveal path first. A discovery is not itself proof that a check ran or passed.
Destinations are assessed for scope, repetition, session requirements, importance, and run limits. Selected pages get their own study and tests; not every link is crawled.
Pipeline
Read the interface, accessible controls, and visual context—including what scrolling reveals—to understand what the page does.
Generate useful checks and decide whether browser actions are enough. Use the Email skill when a journey needs a fresh inbox or verification message.
Interact in a real browser. Remember controls revealed by actions and consider follow-ups. Selected same-host routes get a new study and test plan.
Request human input when supported or leave a blocked check unverified. Compare expected behavior with the observed result and available evidence.
Phone field accepted "abc"
Review results in the report. With Slack connected and a channel selected, send a completed-run summary manually or enable completion notifications.
Workflow
Illustrative previews with sample data—not live run results.
Choose a reachable web app you own or have permission to test. Start from the dashboard without writing a test suite first.
See the run progress as Recus studies the page, plans checks, and interacts with the browser.
Compare expected behavior with the observed outcome and the screenshots, recordings, traces, and action logs available for that run.
Phone field accepted "abc"
Supply appropriate test information for supported human-input requests, or skip the affected check. CAPTCHA barriers may remain unverified and need manual review.
Human input requested
This check needs authorized test information.
Continue when supported · or skip as unverified
Review discovered elements and selected routes alongside outcomes. A discovered control or URL is not automatically a completed test.
Connect your workspace, choose a channel, and send completed-run summaries manually or automatically. Delivery errors do not turn a valid QA run into a failed run.
Visual and accessible context help Recus find meaningful controls, including below-fold content.
Revealed UI and selected routes extend the first pass, while skills and human input support journeys that need more than browser actions.
Review the expectation, actions, and outcome with available evidence. Connected Slack delivery brings a completed-run summary to the team.
Understand the page and what interactions reveal.
Continue verification journeys beyond the browser.
Supported input, explicit skips, and visible limits.
Results, top findings, and a report link.
Enterprise
Start with a web app you own or have permission to test. Access requirements and session state affect the coverage available.
Return to completed runs and their available evidence. Report access remains subject to permissions.
Provide appropriate test information for supported requests. Do not assume an access or verification barrier was automatically cleared.
Choose a channel Recus can access. Send a completed run manually or enable automatic completion summaries.
Illustrative findings
Impact: Invalid contact information can enter the workflow without clear validation.
Impact: Required information may be missing from the next step.
Impact: A user may retry without knowing whether the action succeeded.
Impact: The user cannot see why a form will not continue.
Impact: Keyboard users may be unable to reach the next action.
Impact: A user may lose their progress when returning to an earlier step.
Who it's for
Ship, paste the URL, read the report. A first-pass safety net when you're the only one testing.
Run a first pass on a release candidate and review evidence before the next handoff.
Open the report, see the screenshots, file the bug. No eng translation layer.
Scan every client site before handoff, then send the report as part of the deliverable.
You already know what to test. Recus gets you to the interesting part faster — it does the mechanical sweep, you bring the judgment.
Explore Recus
See how Recus explores web apps and returns evidence-backed findings.
Add an AI testing agent to your existing quality workflow.
Move from a URL to generated checks and real browser execution.
Validate functional flows across staging, previews, and production.
Discover paths and edge cases that were never explicitly scripted.
Compare Recus with Momentic, Playwright, Cypress, and BrowserStack.
Book a demo
Get a tailored walkthrough of Recus using the kind of software your team actually ships—not a canned slide deck.
What we'll cover
Bring a staging URL or a release you care about. We’ll show how Recus explores it in a real browser.
See how videos, screenshots, traces, and plain-language findings make failures fast to verify.
We’ll shape the workflow around your team, release cadence, and current QA coverage.
Pricing
Start with a URL and review the evidence. See the pricing page for current access, available features, and run limits.
Test important workflows in minutes and get reproducible bugs with evidence. No credit card or sprawling test suite required.
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