TestDriver
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TestDriver uses AI to generate and run end-to-end UI tests on every pull request, catching regressions in real desktop sandboxes.
- for
- Engineering teams that need automated UI testing for web, desktop, and extension apps.
- pricing
- freemium · free trial
Key features
- AI test generation — Creates end-to-end tests from pull-request diffs without writing selectors.
- Real desktop sandbox — Runs tests on actual Windows desktop environments for web, extensions, and native apps.
- Self-healing tests — Automatically re-finds moved UI elements and updates caches to avoid breakage.
- Debug video replay — Provides video, network logs, and action timelines for failing tests.
- Test analytics dashboard — Tracks pass rates, flaky tests, and failure trends across runs.
- CI integration — Tests are plain Vitest files that run in existing CI pipelines.
Use cases
- Validate every pull request with real UI interactions before merge
- Generate regression tests for third-party web apps or Chrome extensions
- Maintain stable UI tests for native Windows/macOS desktop applications
TestDriver vs alternatives
 TestDriver |  Semgrep |  Fluent CI |  PullNotifier |  Hookdeck | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | AI-generated UI tests for PRs | Static code analysis for bugs and security | TypeScript-based CI pipeline authoring | PR notification delivery | Event-driven application integration |
| Pricing | Freemium | Subscription | Free | Free | Free |
| DevHunt upvotes | 0 | 0 | 158 | 33 | 30 |
| Launched | Oct 2025 | — | Jan 2024 | Mar 2024 | Mar 2024 |
- TestDriver vs Semgrep: Semgrep analyzes code statically, while TestDriver runs real UI tests in a sandbox.
- TestDriver vs Fluent CI: Fluent CI lets you write CI pipelines in TypeScript, but doesn’t generate UI tests from PRs.
- TestDriver vs PullNotifier: PullNotifier sends PR notifications to Slack, whereas TestDriver executes and validates UI changes.
- TestDriver vs Hookdeck: Hookdeck provides an event gateway for event-driven apps, not automated UI testing.
TestDriver FAQ
How does the free trial work?+
The Pro free trial lasts 14 days or 120 testing minutes, whichever comes first, and you aren’t charged during the trial.
What happens when the trial ends?+
Your Pro plan starts automatically and the card on file is charged $20 per seat per month; tests continue running.
How are usage charges billed after the trial?+
Testing minutes beyond the free 120 are billed at $0.14 per minute, metered by the second and added to the next invoice.
What is a seat?+
A seat is any GitHub user who receives a TestDriver review on a PR or runs a test during the billing period.
Can I cancel before being charged?+
Yes, you can cancel your subscription before the trial ends to avoid any charges.
Summarized by DevHunt from testdriver.ai · Oct 4, 2026. Details may change; check the official site.
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