Autobot drives your app like a real user — while you build and after you ship — catching broken layouts, overflows and visual regressions before anyone else ever sees them.
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Autobot drives real user flows across web and mobile, judging each rendered screen the way a person would — not just the DOM.
Overflows, overlaps, clipped CTAs, garbled output — the visual breaks pixel diffs sail right past.
Gates every build, then keeps watching live so a broken deploy never reaches your users.
Every issue ships with the exact element, an annotated screenshot and the route it broke on — so you fix it at a glance instead of hunting for repro steps.
You ship features fast with AI. Autobot makes sure they actually work — before and after they go live.
Autobot reads your codebase and maps every screen and core journey — sign-up, checkout, onboarding. So when AI coding ships a new feature fast, Autobot already knows what must keep working.
On every change, Autobot drives your app locally and walks the real flows like a user — so you ship without errors and never burn an afternoon manually re-testing the same screens.
After you ship, Autobot keeps exercising your live app — catching backend outages, edge cases and runtime errors so production stays healthy and your users never hit an embarrassing bug.
Drop Autobot into any project with Claude Code. It reads your codebase, maps the flows that matter, and starts clicking — no setup, no scripts.
Point Claude Code at your repo and let Autobot install itself, learn your app, and test it locally on every change.
Test your live web & mobile apps to ensure all features work — no backend errors, no AI errors — so your product never loses trust with users.
Vibe coding is fun. But testing it by clicking through everything SUCKS. That's why we made Autobot — so you ship fast and skip the part that drains you.
Testing our app while we’re building — and making sure we don’t ship embarrassing bugs to the cloud — is such a life saver. We never have to tell it about new features; it just understands our app and codebase.
Point Autobot at your app and get your first run in minutes. No test scripts to write.