AI-assisted end-to-end testing

Turn a plain-language flow
into a runnable browser scenario.

Connect your web application, describe what you want to verify, review the generated steps, and run the scenario in a real browser — without writing test scripts.

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BuniOD records each step and result, helping your team review failures and rerun important scenarios when needed.

94% passed

Prompt received“checkout with an expired card”

Scenario generated12 steps with checks

Reviewed and confirmedready to run

Running in Chromiumstep 9 of 12

Run savedscreenshots and logs kept

Product overview

See BuniOD in action

A short walkthrough: connect an application, describe a flow, review the generated scenario and run it in a real browser.

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The problem

Releases got faster.
Writing browser tests did not.

Product teams release changes faster than manual QA processes can keep up. Writing and maintaining browser tests adds another queue of work. BuniOD helps turn a clearly described user flow into a scenario your team can review and run.

Manual checks fall behind

Teams release changes faster than they can click through every important flow by hand.

Test code is its own backlog

Browser tests need selectors, waits and fixtures — and someone to repair them when the interface moves.

Deciding what to check is the real work

BuniOD starts from the flow you describe, so your effort goes into what matters, not into test code.

How BuniOD works

From one description to a scenario you can run

You describe the flow you want to verify. BuniOD generates the steps, you review them, and the scenario runs in a real browser whenever you need it.

01 — Connect

Connect your web application

Add a project with your application’s URL. Public pages work from the URL alone; for signed-in areas you add HTTP basic auth or a test identity.

02 — Describe

Describe what to verify

Write the task and the result you expect in plain language: “a returning customer applies a discount code at checkout; the total drops by 10%.”

03 — Generate

Get a browser scenario

BuniOD works through your application in a browser and records the steps, the test data it used and the checks for the expected result.

04 — Review

Review before it runs

Read the steps, adjust an input value, or change the prompt and regenerate. Only scenarios you confirm are included in runs.

05 — Run

Run manually or on a schedule

Run confirmed scenarios on demand or once a day at a time you choose. Each run keeps its step results, screenshots and logs.

Auto-playing — click any step to explore

One view

Scenarios, runs and usage in one place

The preview follows the BuniOD dashboard: scenarios, business processes, agent questions, run history and token usage.

acme · app.acme.com ● Daily run · 08:00 Sample data

Confirmed scenarios

▲ +3 this week

Scenarios

24 confirmed · 2 in review

Business processes

grouped scenarios, run in order

Agent questions

waiting for your answer

Tokens this period

1.2M

of 5M on Pro

Recent scenarioslast run · 12 min ago

Checkout → payment → tax✓ passed

Subscription upgrade◐ running

Password reset✓ passed

Last run results

38/40

scenarios passed

Failed scenarios

in the last run

Run historyscheduled and manual runs

Today 06:00 · scheduled 2 failures confirmed

Yesterday 18:40 · manual run 40 scenarios · all passed

Tue 09:15 · manual run 40 scenarios · all passed

Scenario runs▲ daily runs

Two ways to start

Start with public pages, then cover signed-in flows.

Every scenario starts from a plain-language description. What changes is how much access BuniOD needs to reach the flow.

Option 1 — URL only

Test public flows from a URL

Point BuniOD at your application. Public pages need nothing else — no source code and nothing to install.

Describe any flow in plain language
Scenarios generated from your description
Runs in a real Chromium browser
Manual and daily scheduled runs

Signed-in areas Option 2 — Test access

Cover flows behind a login

Authenticated flows require a dedicated test account. Add it once and reuse it across scenarios.

HTTP basic auth, stored encrypted
Test identities with their own email inbox
Checks for emails your app sends
Best used on non-production environments

Plain language in, scenario out

You describe it in plain language.
BuniOD writes the steps.

Most tools make you translate an idea into steps, selectors and assertions, then repair them when the interface changes. With BuniOD you describe the flow and review what it generated.

One task and one expected result are enough to generate a scenario.

~~Playwright or Selenium scripts~~

~~CSS and XPath selectors~~

~~Page objects and fixtures~~

~~Step-by-step manual test cases~~

~~Waits, retries and timing hacks~~

~~Manual locator updates after small UI changes~~

Capabilities

What BuniOD does, step by step

From a description to a stored, inspectable run.

Turns descriptions into scenarios

Converts a plain-language task and expected result into browser steps, test data and checks.

Works through your real application

Generates each scenario by driving your live application in a browser, so the steps match real pages and controls.

Keeps you in control

Nothing runs until you confirm it. Adjust input values or regenerate from an updated prompt.

Runs on demand or daily

Run confirmed scenarios manually or on a daily schedule at a time you choose.

Adapts to supported UI changes

Uses stored locators, element fingerprints and AI matching to find elements that moved, reducing manual upkeep.

Explains where a run failed

Each result shows which step or check failed, with an explanation, a screenshot and console and network logs.

AI models

Built on models from Google and OpenAI

BuniOD uses Google Gemini models to generate scenarios and OpenAI GPT-5 to drive runs, with automatic fallback to another model when one is unavailable.

Gemini Flash

OpenAI GPT-5

Gemini Flash-Lite

Your prompts and the structure of tested pages are processed by these providers. The Privacy Policy lists what is shared and with whom.

Security & trust

Security, stated precisely

What BuniOD does with your application and data — without broad promises.

Your source code stays with you

BuniOD tests your application through the browser. It doesn’t need access to your repository.

Credentials are encrypted

HTTP basic-auth credentials for your application are encrypted at rest with AES-256-GCM.

Projects are isolated

Each project is visible only to the people you invite to it.

Tests act like a user

Scenarios may create or change test data. Use dedicated test accounts and non-production environments where possible.

FAQ

Questions, answered

Neither. You don’t write code: you describe a flow in plain language, BuniOD generates a browser scenario, you review and confirm it, and it runs in a real browser. A browser automation engine runs underneath, but you work with scenarios, not scripts.

No. You write the task and the expected result in plain language, and BuniOD produces the steps, test data and checks. You can adjust input values or regenerate the scenario from an updated prompt.

The run stops at the first failed step or check and records which one failed, an explanation, a screenshot and console and network logs. Scenarios that depend on it in a business process are skipped. Failed runs are not retried automatically.

Google Gemini models generate scenarios and OpenAI GPT-5 drives runs, with automatic fallback to another model if one fails. Your prompts and the structure of tested pages are processed by these providers.

Yes. Add HTTP basic auth or a test identity with its own inbox. Authenticated flows require a dedicated test account. Use a non-production environment where possible, because scenarios can create or change data.

Talk to our team

Questions before you start, a larger rollout or custom terms? Tell us about your product and we'll be in touch.

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Answers for your security review
Advice on writing your first scenarios