Cross-browser execution
Run the same workflow across Chromium, Firefox, and WebKit so regressions surface before real users find them on the wrong engine.
Multi-browser QA · Evidence capture · Structured reports
QA that runs like a disciplined operator.
Wheelder Human Agent automates browser testing across Chromium, Firefox, and WebKit, validates responsive layouts, captures evidence, and produces reports your team can act on immediately. It removes repetitive manual QA without turning testing into guesswork.
Regression Run #184
Stable
PASS checkout smoke flow across Chromium and Firefox
PASS tablet viewport validation for pricing page
WARN WebKit captured a modal focus regression with
screenshot evidence
PASS HTML report published with trace metadata
Browsers3 engines
Viewports9 presets
EvidenceFull traces
QA Coverage
Reviewable evidence
Each run produces screenshots, logs, metadata, and report artifacts that product, QA, and engineering can review together.
3 browsersChromium, Firefox, WebKit
ResponsiveMobile, tablet, desktop presets
SpecsYAML and JSON-driven test plans
EvidenceScreenshots, logs, metadata
A QA platform built for repeatable release pressure.
Generic test runners tell you pass or fail. Wheelder Human Agent is shaped around how teams actually validate production quality: cross-browser execution, viewport coverage, clear evidence, and structured outputs that can move directly into triage.
Responsive validation
Test mobile, tablet, and desktop layouts with consistent viewport presets so responsive issues stop slipping through desktop-only checks.
Spec-driven scenarios
Define test flows in YAML or JSON so non-developers can help shape coverage while engineering keeps the execution pipeline stable.
Evidence capture
Every failure can include screenshots, logs, trace metadata, and structured context, which means triage starts with evidence instead of guesswork.
Dual-format reporting
Produce machine-readable JSON for pipelines and human-readable HTML for release reviews, standups, and stakeholder signoff.
CLI orchestration
Run everything through a clean command-line interface so the platform fits local QA, CI jobs, and scripted release gates with the same behavior.
Promotional, but still operationally honest.
This page sells disciplined QA throughput, not fake AI magic. The value is fewer blind spots, faster triage, and more consistent release confidence across the environments that matter.
Fewer release surprises
Run the same suite across the browser matrix before launch instead of discovering engine-specific regressions after deployment.
Cleaner bug handoff
Artifacts give developers concrete screenshots and logs instead of vague failure reports that need reproducing from scratch.
Lower manual QA load
Automate repetitive smoke coverage while QA specialists focus on exploratory testing, product judgment, and edge cases.
Pricing that maps to actual QA maturity.
All plans include the core browser automation engine. Upgrade when you need higher run volume, broader collaboration, or operational reporting for a team. The product accelerates QA workflows; it does not replace release judgment.
Starter QA
For solo builders and small teams that need reliable regression coverage without building a full QA stack.
$0
/ month
100 test runs each month; availability and limits are confirmed before activation.
- Up to 100 automated runs monthly
- Chromium, Firefox, and WebKit coverage
- Responsive viewport presets
- JSON and HTML reports
- Community support
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Pro Operator
For active products shipping frequently and needing dependable coverage, evidence trails, and ongoing regression visibility.
$29
/ workspace / month
Expanded run volume with advanced
evidence capture; fair-use and provider limits may apply.
- Unlimited automated test runs
- Advanced screenshots, logs, and metadata retention
- Saved scenario libraries
- Priority issue triage reports
- Email support
Team Command
For product teams that need shared QA oversight, repeatable release routines, and a common reporting surface.
$79
/ team / month
For up to 5 collaborators.
- Everything in Pro
- Up to 5 collaborator seats
- Shared report review workflow
- CI-ready orchestration support
- Priority onboarding help
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What subscribers are actually buying
They are not buying another thin test wrapper. They are buying consistent cross-browser validation, clearer bug evidence, smoother release reviews, and a QA routine that is easier to repeat under deadline pressure.
Week 1Connect your product and start running smoke coverage across the browser
matrix.
Week 2Expand scenarios, capture stronger artifacts, and use report output to
tighten release triage.
Week 3+Move recurring QA routines into a stable operating rhythm across product
and engineering.
Common questions before subscribing.
Straight answers about how the platform runs, what teams get, and where it fits in a real QA workflow.
Does this replace QA engineers?
No. It automates repeatable browser coverage and evidence capture. Skilled QA operators still define strategy, explore edge cases, and make release judgments.
What browsers are covered?
Chromium, Firefox, and WebKit are supported so teams can validate against the engines that drive the modern browser landscape.
Can non-developers contribute to test definitions?
Yes. The platform supports YAML and JSON-driven test specifications so QA and product contributors can shape scenarios without editing core runner code.
What outputs do I get after a run?
Runs can produce screenshots, logs, metadata, JSON output for automation, and HTML output for humans reviewing release quality.