From prototype to verdict.
The slow part was never the testing. It was recruiting.
Three steps. None of them is recruiting.
The slow part was never the testing. It was the waiting.
Point it at the design
A live URL, a Figma prototype or HTML screens. Write the tasks, or give the goal in one sentence and let the study draft itself.
Run the AI testers, share the link
As many AI testers as you want, at once — in seconds, or live in a real browser. People join from one link, consent first.
Read the verdict
A score per task, AI and human side by side, findings ranked. Present it, share it, or export it.
Step one, in full
Describe what someone should be able to do
Missions are what a tester attempts; questions are what you ask around them. Write them, start from a template, or let the study draft itself.
- Point it at something realA live URL, a Figma prototype, or HTML screens.
- Or start from a templateSix ready-made studies, tasks and questions written.
- Eleven question-block typesFive-second tests, tree tests, card sorts, scales.
What happens inside one session
A tester with a personality attempting the task, one beat at a time.
It reads the screen
A real browser in Live; the stored screens in Simulation.
It narrates while it works
What it saw, said and did, per beat.
Each AI tester behaves like its traits
Every AI tester, its own session.
It answers your questions
Missions and questions in one list.
“Where do I type the code? I expected it next to the total.”
That sentence is attached to the beat where it happened — which field, which attempt.
What comes back
The sample study every new workspace starts with, labelled sample.
AI against human, side by side
Completion, ease and time — never blended.
Where they stopped
sample studyThe funnel, block by block.
The report, one click away
What worked, what to fix, and the ways it leaves: present, share, PDF, or a work order.
What the report containsThe practical questions
Short answers.
How long does an AI test run take?
Seconds as a simulation. Minutes live — the sessions run in parallel.
What can I point a study at?
A live URL, a Figma prototype, or uploaded HTML screens. No SDK.
Do I have to use AI testers?
No. Human-only studies work the same way.
What happens to a session that goes wrong?
It is kept, with the beat it stopped on.
Test from your pocket
The uTestMe tester app runs a study on a phone. Taps and screens recorded, consent first, results in the same view.
- Tap tracking
- Screen recording
- Consent first