Toolbar checks your deployed app in the cloud, keeps tests current as code changes, and gives your team a shared view of app health.
Catch bugs before your users do with automated tests for your app’s critical flows.
Enable PR-driven test updates and automatic healing, with repairs validated before use.
See results, run history, and failure evidence in one dashboard for the whole team.
Run tests in the cloud against production and previews. Keep your whole team in the loop with shared results and run history.
Run your testing with Toolbar, or let our team handle it for you.
$47/month
All standard Toolbar features. Create and automate tests with your coding agent.
Custom
Our team handles your browser testing—from planning coverage to maintaining tests and reporting bugs.
Your external coding agent is billed separately by its provider. Managed testing scope and pricing are tailored to your app and release needs.
Your agent can check a feature while you build it. Toolbar helps turn that check into a saved test your team can run again—on demand, on a schedule, or after deployments—with a history of results and evidence to investigate failures.
Test important journeys in your web app: signing up, completing checkout, inviting teammates, or creating and saving data. Each test checks the expected outcome, so you can catch regressions in the behavior your users depend on.
You can describe the flow and expected result to your coding agent, which writes and validates the Playwright test through Toolbar. You decide what needs checking and can inspect or refine the resulting tests.
Start with your app’s URL, a flow you want to test, and any accounts or data needed to complete it. Connect your coding agent through MCP to create tests. Connecting GitHub or providing application source is optional.
Yes. Schedule regular checks or configure integrations to run tests after your changes are deployed. You can also test changes before release using supported preview deployments, including Vercel previews.
Open the run to see where it failed, review screenshots, and inspect available browser traces. Your coding agent can use that evidence to investigate whether the problem is in your app, the test, or its setup.
Toolbar offers optional automatic maintenance that investigates failed tests and validates eligible repairs. Depending on your settings, updates are saved in Toolbar or proposed through a GitHub pull request. Changes to the intended behavior can still need your input.
Yes. With managed testing, our team plans coverage, creates and validates tests, maintains them as your app changes, and investigates failures. Scope and pricing depend on your application and release needs.
Your coding agent is billed separately by its provider. Toolbar provides test storage, execution, scheduling, results, and maintenance workflows. Managed testing is priced separately.
