Hi Product Hunt. Every QA process I have worked with contains the same wasted morning. A tester finds a bug, sends a screenshot and the words "it broke", and an engineer spends hours getting back to the moment it happened. So we made the app record its own failures. Then we went further: if a machine can watch a session, it can drive one. Auto Flow is the part to try first. Open the Chrome extension on your own app and press one button. It signs itself up, mints a throwaway mailbox for the run, waits for your one-time code, types it into the field it captured, then explores your product until something breaks. It records video of the whole run and screenshots the step that failed. Whatever it finds becomes a ticket with an owner, the replay attached and a fix prompt ready for Claude, Cursor or Codex. Optics also runs a graded pentest, a load rehearsal that tells you how many people you can actually serve, and a DDoS drill, each ending in a report link you can send a client. Free to try, no card. Tell me what your app does that you think Auto Flow cannot get through, and I will go run it.

Optics-QA

One run: bug found, ticket written, fix prompt ready

One run: bug found, ticket written, fix prompt ready