1. Set up
Create an account, install the Chrome extension and add your application. Quick start
CloudQA documentation
Record tests in your browser, run them in the cloud, and connect them to your release pipeline. No code required.
Start here
Section titled “Start here”2. Record
Click through your app once and CloudQA saves the steps as a test case. Record your first test
3. Run
Run tests on demand, on a schedule, or from your CI/CD pipeline. Run a test suite
4. Fix and improve
Read results, find the cause of a failure and keep tests healthy. When a test fails
What you can do with CloudQA
Section titled “What you can do with CloudQA”| Capability | What it does |
|---|---|
| Test recorder | Captures clicks, typing and selections in Chrome and saves them as reusable test cases. |
| Applications | Define what you test and where, with base URLs for each environment and your browser and screen settings. |
| Variables and data | Reuse values with stored, application and random variables, and run one test against many data sets. |
| Regression testing | Group test cases into suites and run them in order or in parallel, on a schedule or through an API. |
| API testing | Test REST APIs on their own or as part of an end-to-end flow. |
| Synthetic monitoring | Replay recorded journeys on a schedule against your live site to catch broken flows and slow pages. |
| Reports and results | Pass or fail for every step, with screenshots, timings and page performance data. |
Find what you need
Section titled “Find what you need”Build testsEdit steps, add assertions, reuse and import test cases.
IntegrationsJira, Slack, PagerDuty, TestRail, BrowserStack and more.
CI/CDRun suites from Jenkins, GitHub, Azure DevOps and others.
Release notesWhat changed and when.
Downloads
Section titled “Downloads”- CloudQA Chrome extension: install it from the Chrome Web Store.