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Not sure where to start? Get test-type suggestions based on the application data collected.
Increase coverage without designing every case from scratch. Enter a website URL or reuse existing automated flows, review suggested business tests, then generate code for your current framework when needed.
Here is how the capabilities fit together: discover new test ideas, turn them into clear cases and suitable code, then run that code in your own environment. If a UI element changes later, TestZombie can help with suitable locator failures and record what happened.
Enter a website address or reuse what TestZombie has learned from an automated user journey.
Get suggestions for business test cases, then review what should be tested and what outcome to expect.
Generate Selenium Java, Playwright TypeScript or Appium Android/iOS code from selected test cases.
Review the generated code and run it alongside your existing tests in your own environment.
If a button or input changes, TestZombie can keep a test running when it can safely resolve the locator issue and optionally save the fix in the code.
See which tests needed help, what was changed and which failures still need investigation.
Generated code is reviewed before use and executed separately. Healing and code updates apply to supported integrations and eligible changes, without guaranteeing unchanged business assertions.
Explore the full workflowCreate new test cases and maintain existing tests independently. Used together, these capabilities support you from the first test idea to ongoing maintenance.
Two simple starting points: enter your application URL so its interface can be explored, or use an existing automated user journey – such as checkout – as the basis for more test scenarios.
Already automating a login or checkout? Use an existing discovery run to suggest additional variations and possible error cases for that journey, without starting from scratch.
Use existing flowsSimply enter the website address. TestZombie explores it and lets you generate business test cases from the results.
URL → new discovery runEach suggestion clearly explains what to check, such as “Complete checkout with valid details” and “Order confirmation appears”. Review and select business tests before generating code.
See all featuresIllustrative example. Generated content depends on actual discovery data.
A successful click rarely provides enough coverage on its own. Choose what to test: regular journeys, invalid inputs, boundaries, search, navigation or accessibility. You can also ask for a suggested selection.
Not sure where to start? Get test-type suggestions based on the application data collected.
Check a typical successful journey such as signing in, searching or checking out.
Test empty required fields, invalid email formats and helpful validation messages.
Check that the application handles invalid input or disallowed actions correctly.
Explore boundary values such as maximum text length, quantities or numeric ranges.
Generate test suggestions for detectable accessibility concerns. This does not replace a full WCAG audit.
Finished reviewing your business test cases? Choose which ones to automate. TestZombie generates code for Selenium Java, Playwright TypeScript or Appium Android/iOS. You can inspect, review and add it to your existing suite.
Java test code with JUnit or TestNG configuration.
TypeScript code for browser test automation.

Appium Java code targeting Android.

Appium Java code targeting iOS.
Review and adapt generated code before using it in CI/CD. Generation does not mean tests have already executed successfully.
The AI Test Designer helps you create additional tests. Self-healing can stabilize existing tests when supported changes occur. They complement one another but also work independently.
Yes. Enter the URL and start by exploring the website. Once the results are available, generate business test cases from them and review the suggestions.
Selenium Java, Playwright TypeScript, Appium Android Java and Appium iOS Java. Choose the target when generating code.
No. The designer helps you create new tests. Self-healing supports existing tests when they can no longer find an element because its identifier or structure changed.
Designer currently requires an active Professional/Pro or Enterprise subscription and suitable access rights. Discovery and generation may consume Credits.
Start with a website address or an existing automated journey. Review the suggested cases and decide which ones to automate next.