Signup, login and checkout, tested on every pull request
We write automated tests for your app’s key flows, run them on every pull request and deploy, and keep them working when your UI changes. When something breaks, you get a plain report with a screen recording.
The release problem
You ship every week, with AI writing more of the code.
But each release, something basic breaks: signup, login or checkout.
Nobody has time to click through the whole app before every deploy, so you find out from a customer email.
AI writes more of the code, and testing hasn’t kept up
Two 2026 reports from testing companies, DeviQA and Tricentis, point the same way: more bugs, more testing work, and code that ships without being checked.
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52%
of 300 QA engineers in DeviQA’s July 2026 survey say bugs rose once developers began using AI
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58%
of them say their testing workload grew
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60%
of businesses in Tricentis’ 2026 report regularly ship untested code to production
From your key flows to a plain report on every release
You tell us which flows matter. We write the tests, run them on every pull request and deploy, and fix the tests ourselves when your UI changes.
5 key flows to cover
Sign up, log in, upgrade and pay, create a project, and invite a teammate.
When a flow breaks, you see where and why
Each run ends in a plain report: which flows passed, what broke and at which step, with a screen recording. When your UI changes, we update the test instead of sending you a false failure.
5flows checked
1broke
1test updated for a UI change
Checkout broke on this pull request. The other four flows passed.
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Broke
Checkout · step 6 of 9
The Pay button did nothing, and no request reached your payment provider. Screen recording attached.
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Updated
Create a project
The New project button moved to the sidebar. We updated the test, and the flow passed.
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Passed
Signup
New account created and the welcome email arrived.
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Passed
Login
Email and password, plus the password reset link.
Every pull request and deploy
The key flows are checked before the code reaches your customers.
Tests that keep up with your UI
When a button moves or a label changes, we update the test.
A screen recording of each failure
The step, what happened, and the run to watch.
How teams check a release today, and where Beamloop fits
Most teams click through the app by hand, keep test scripts that break with every UI change, pay an outside QA agency or hire a QA engineer. Many let customers find the bugs.
| Question | Clicking by handEngineers, before each release | Playwright or CypressScripts your team writes | QA agencyOften offshore | A QA hireFull-time | BeamloopEarly access |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Who does the work | Your engineers | Your engineers | The agency | Your QA engineer | We do |
| Runs on every pull request | Once someone sets it up | Varies | Varies | ||
| When the UI changes | Click through again | Scripts break | Varies | Their job to update | We update the tests |
| When something breaks | If someone notices | A failed check | Varies | Varies | A report with a screen recording |
| Cost | Hours of senior engineer time a week | Engineer time to keep them working | Roughly a few thousand dollars a month | A six-figure salary, plus months to hire | 30-day pilot, price set with early teams |
Mobile apps too, with bugs filed in Jira
Send your Android or iOS build. We test the key flows and file each failure as a Jira ticket with a screenshot, a video and the steps to reproduce.
- 01Send your build
Your Android or iOS app, as you ship it.
- 02We test key flows
New features get tests for their edge cases.
- 03Failures go to Jira
One ticket for each bug we find.
- 04Proof attached
A screenshot, a video and the steps to reproduce.
Start with a 30-day pilot on your 5 most important flows
We’re opening a small number of pilot spots and setting the price with those teams. You’ll see it before you commit to anything.
- Seed to Series A B2B SaaS with a web app
- 5 to 40 engineers and no dedicated QA
- Shipping weekly or faster, with AI writing much of the code
Common questions
Your app’s key user flows: signup, login, payment and your core feature. The pilot covers your 5 most important flows.
No. We write them, and when your UI changes we update them, so a moved button or a new label doesn’t turn into a false failure.
On every pull request and every deploy, so a broken flow shows up before the code reaches your customers.
A plain report: which flow broke, at which step and what happened, with a screen recording of the run.
Keep them. Scripts like these tend to break when the UI changes, and someone on your team has to fix them. With Beamloop, keeping the key-flow tests working is our job.
Yes. Send your Android or iOS build, we test the key flows and file each failure as a Jira ticket with a screenshot, a video and the steps to reproduce.
CTOs, heads of engineering and technical co-founders at seed to Series A B2B SaaS companies with a web app, 5 to 40 engineers and no dedicated QA, shipping weekly or faster.
We start with a 30-day pilot on your 5 most important flows. We’re setting the price with our early-access teams, and you’ll see it before you commit to anything.