VeriWasp
An AI wasp playtests your SaaS before you ship
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An AI wasp playtests your SaaS before you ship
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VeriWasp is an AI powered playtester and eventually full testing suite for your product with manuall runs or added into your existing CI/CD. You paste a URL, pick a template (signup, checkout, invite-teammate, that kind of thing) or just describe your own flow in plain English, and it drives a real headless browser through it, clicking, typing, asserting, the same way a person would. Every run gets a full accessibility scan and produces a public report to share. No login needed to view it.
Hey everyone! I built VeriWasp after too many "it works on my machine" but then prod breaking after a deploy at midnight and not finding out until a support email the next morning. No QA team, no time to click through every flow by hand before every deploy.
You paste a URL, either pick a template (signup, checkout, invite-teammate, that kind of thing) or just describe your own flow in plain English, and it drives a real headless browser through it, clicking, typing, asserting, the same way a person would. Element matching is AI-primary (Claude Haiku, live, on every step) with deterministic text/attribute matching as a fallback, so a redesign doesn't quietly break your test suite the way brittle CSS selectors do. It also offers AI chat about a run to fix things faster with the run info in context.
Every run also gets a full accessibility scan (axe-core, real WCAG checks) for free, and produces a public report: video replay, a screenshot per step, every console error tied to the step that caused it, and per-step timing. No login needed to view it. It's meant to be the thing you paste into a launch thread as proof something works, not just a claim.
It also has a trigger URL per flow, so it plugs into your CI/CD (GitHub Actions, a Fly release command, whatever) if you want "does checkout still work" checked on every deploy.
Pricing is credit packs, not a subscription and starts at 50¢/run, 10 free credits on signup, no card needed to try it. I didn't want billing anxiety to be the reason someone doesn't run one test.