Simple but
powerful features
Find the bugs that matter before your customers find them for you
Keyboard-driven editor
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Type hundreds of test prompts in minutes
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No need for the mouse, just keep typing
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Free-form test plans adapt to how you like to test
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As responsive as a native app
Instant reports
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Reports instantly available, no need to kick off a process and get an email when they’re ready
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Share guest-access links with clients and stakeholders
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Progress is obvious, only taking a glance to see how testing is going
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Save or Print for an audit trail of everything that was tested
Structured thinking, mindmap style
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Native support for outline structure
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Like building out a 1D mindmap as you type
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Start highlevel
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Iterate with more and more details at deeper levels
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Builds comprehensive coverage, fast
Guest testing
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Invite guests to run tests, no login needed
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Ideal for clients performing User Acceptance Testing
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Get extra help at crunch time from marketing, product, developers, interns...
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Zero learning curve means it’s just obvious what to do
Security
Reliable Hosting
- Testpad lives entirely on AWS (US East)
- Load-balanced across multiple availability zones
Secure Hosting
- All traffic over HTTPS/TLS1.2
- Multiple firewalls with Security Groups and ACLs
- Regular Pen Testing by external security partners
- SOC2/ii certification in-progress
Secure Data
- Clustered database with replicas in three availability zones
- Data stored encrypted at rest
- Encrypted backups every hour for disaster recovery (that are regularly tested for integrity)
Oh wait, there’s more...
Easy in
Text-based copy/paste to import existing tests from text files and spreadsheets
Easy out
CSV exports of projects, scripts and results (Or use the HTML of reports for pretty formatting)
Drag’n’drop organisation
Organise folders with drag’n’drop
Move and copy scripts between folders and projects
Upload screenshots, images and other files
In support of test prompts, e.g. showing what it should look like
In support of test results, e.g. showing what it actually looked like
And not just images: attach audio, short videos, spreadsheets, text files, PDFs...
Simple Version Control
Results live right beside the tests in the same document; never be confused which results are for which versions of a test
Prepare for new releases by copying test plans from last time
Archive old plans, with their results, to keep a record of what was tested
Templates for common scripts
Build libraries of templates for re-usable test scripts
Use drag'n'drop to use, move, copy and create templates
Or just make a copy of what you did last time as an on-the-fly template for next time
All your software testing can be as
simple as running a checklist
