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AI product quality agent
Kuup runs your user flows in a real browser, catches what breaks, and reports the root cause with reproducible proof.
Test your user flows in plain English
Describe what a user does and what they should see. The agent works out the clicks in a real browser, checks the outcome, and finds a new path when your UI changes. Prefer precise control? Write the steps yourself.
Example: a test named “Checkout flow” written as one sentence, “Add a product to the cart, go to checkout and fill in the shipping details, then place the order and verify the order confirmation page is shown.” Next to it, the Ask Kuup chat explains a failure: the request to POST /api/orders returned a 500 error, so the confirmation page never loaded, which points to a backend issue rather than the test.
No test code, no maintenance
Describe the journey the way you would to a teammate. When your UI moves, the agent finds the new path instead of failing on a selector.
Runs on push, schedule, or click
Trigger runs from a branch push, on a schedule, or manually when you need a quick check. Reports land where you work.
Visual, accessibility and performance checks
Turn on visual review, accessibility, performance and copy review. They run alongside your tests on the same pages.
Every failure comes with proof
A red result is not enough to act on. Each failed step comes with what the agent expected, what it actually saw, the screenshot, and a verdict on whether the problem is your app or the test.
Run reportCheckout flow · staging
Verdict per stepPass, fail or unclear. Never a soft pass.
Failed at step 3 of 4
- Added “Trail Runner 2” to the cart
- Filled in the shipping details at checkout
- Placed the order
- Expected
- The order confirmation page.
- Saw
- A “Something went wrong” banner on /checkout.
- Verified the order confirmation page
What it sawA screenshot of the page at the failing step.
Why it failedYour app or the test. The agent says which.
Diagnosis · app defect
POST /api/orders returned 500 while the UI did everything the test asked. The server rejected the order, not the flow.
Posted to PR #412 and #qa-runs18 passed2 failed
Where it landsOn the pull request and in Slack, with a link to the run.
Built for how real apps work
Your product sends emails, has users with different roles and spreads one task across many pages. The agent handles all of it in plain English, without custom code.
Add an account for every role. One run can switch between accounts and environments, so an admin can invite a teammate and the agent can then check what that teammate can and cannot see.
Every run gets a real inbox. The agent signs up with a fresh address, waits for the email, and opens the verification link or enters the code, just like a user would.
The agent remembers what it created earlier in the run, like an order number or a project name, and uses it in later steps.
Describe how your app works once: business rules, test accounts and your own terminology. The agent reads it before writing new tests and exploring your app.
Ask Kuup from Slack
Ask for runs and checks where your team already talks. Kuup runs the check in a real browser, replies in the thread with what it found, and posts run reports to the channels you choose. The same assistant is also in the app's Chat view.
How it works
Connect your app
Point Kuup at your staging or production URL. Add auth if needed: session cookie, localStorage token, or test credentials.
The agent runs the journey
It opens your app in a real browser, follows the journey you wrote in plain English, and checks the outcome at every step.
Review the report
The verdict, the root cause and a screenshot of every step land in your dashboard and on the pull request. Slack and your inbox get the summary.
Every page. Every flow. Every PR.You just review the results.
No credit card required. Free plan included.