Stop Writing Automation.
Start Uploading Test Cases.

Upload up to 100 English test cases. We generate the automation, execute it, and return real results.

• 5 test cases free
• No credit card required
• No sales call

Why Aren't You Using AI to Run Your Existing Test Cases?

Most teams already have hundreds of manual test cases sitting in documents, spreadsheets, or test management tools. InstantQA turns those into executed automation. You upload your test cases. We generate the tests. We run them. You get pass fail results, logs, screenshots, and coverage insight. The scripts are just artifacts. The outcome is what matters.

Why Do Developers and QA Engineers Use InstantQA?

• Because you already wrote the test cases
• Because you do not want to maintain brittle scripts test cases
• Because recorders do not scale test cases
• Because AI copilots still require babysitting
• Because you want proof that your app works

InstantQA is not an assistant. It does the work.

Traditional Automation

instantQA

  • Write scripts
  • Debug scripts
  • Maintain scripts
  • Rewrite when UI changes
  • Upload test cases
  • AI generates and runs
  • Review results
  • Repeat
*Testing becomes an upload and review workflow.

Is This Tool Actually Free to Use?

First 5 test cases are free.
Upload up to 100 at a time.
No credit card required.
No enterprise contract.

Just upload and see what happens.

How Does Outcome-Driven Testing Change the Future of QA?

Automation scripts are becoming like generated code. Useful, but secondary.

What matters is this:

Did the tests run?
Did they pass?
What failed?
What broke?

InstantQA focuses on the result, not the ritual.
Run your first five test cases now.

Got Questions? We Have Answers.

Can AI generate Playwright tests?

Yes. InstantQA uses AI to interpret manual test steps and generate deterministic Playwright automation that you own and can export.

Does InstantQA use recorders?

No. InstantQA does not rely on recording browser actions. Instead, it generates automation directly from the intent expressed in your test cases.