Dana
The first-time founderRuns a roofing business. Wants more jobs, not another tool to learn.
Try a run as DanaA DIFFERENT KIND OF PRODUCT TESTTest your
Test your
product
like people do.
Give AI personas a goal and a real browser. Find out where they click, hesitate, and give up—before your customers do.
Different instincts. Unscripted journeys. Actual evidence.
A HUMAN POINT OF VIEW.A MACHINE’S ABILITY TO REPEAT IT.
Real browsers
Different perspectives
Unscripted exploration
Evidence you can inspect
01 / THE PART YOUR TESTS DON’T SEEThe button works.
The button works.
Will anyone find it?
You know your product too well. You know which button to press, what the labels mean, and what’s supposed to happen next.
Your customers bring a different set of assumptions. Saram brings those differences into your testing.
Take a look inside
[ OBSERVE → ACT → LEARN ]02 / LESS SCRIPTING. MORE DISCOVERING.A goal.
A goal.
A browser.
A fresh perspective.
- 01
Choose who’s trying.
A first-timer, a fast skimmer, or someone with two minutes and a phone. Pick a person with a different point of view.
- 02
Tell them what they came to do.
“Find a blue shirt in my size and buy it.” Give them the goal. Let them work out the steps.
- 03
See what actually happens.
Follow their actions and expectations. Review where they succeeded, got stuck, or decided to leave.
03 / MEET THE TEST TEAMSame product.
Same product.
Five very different journeys.
Experience, attention, and patience change what people notice. Your testing should account for that.
Marcus
The impatient skimmerSkips the fine print. Tries the obvious thing. Has somewhere else to be.
Try a run as MarcusPriya
The careful operatorKnows her way around software. Notices when your product contradicts itself.
Try a run as PriyaRay
The two-minute customerOn his phone, between patients. Every extra tap is another reason to leave.
Try a run as RayKai
The curious evaluatorTakes the path you didn’t plan for. Wants to see what the product can really do.
Try a run as KaiAI personas with distinct behaviors—not a panel of human participants.
Browse the persona library04 / DON’T JUST GET A VERDICTSee the moment.
See the moment.
Understand the friction.
A finding is more useful when you can see what led to it. Keep the screen, the thought, and the outcome together.
A CLOSER LOOKSAMPLE SESSION / DANA
First look at the sample shopSCREENSHOT FIXTURE
Watch the journey
Review session recordings when available. See the detours a pass/fail result can’t explain.
Read the expectation
Diary entries capture intent, surprise, and frustration alongside the actions.
Inspect the finding
Follow a finding back to its screenshots and steps. Understand it before you change it.
05 / KEEP A FRESH PAIR OF EYES ON ITA product changes.
A product changes.
Keep asking better questions.
Try a new feature with a first-time user. Revisit checkout after a release. Give the same goal to someone on a smaller screen.
Explore the scheduling workflow
A NEW PATH, EVERY TIME.06 / YOUR MODELS. YOUR SETUP.Bring the brain.
Bring the brain.
Choose where it runs.
Explore three connection paths, from the computer you already use to a dedicated testing setup.
Start close to home.
A local runner uses your existing Claude Code or Codex login on your machine.
Your computer stays awake
Explore local setupGive testing its own space.
A private runner that stays online for the schedules you want to keep.
Separate from your daily work
Explore dedicated setupLet the cloud take it.
A hosted worker uses your Anthropic or OpenAI API account with separate usage billing.
Explicit budgets and billing
Explore API setupConnection paths are demonstrated in the preview. Live provider authentication and execution aren’t connected yet.
A FEW GOOD QUESTIONSCurious?
Curious?
That’s the point.
The best place to start is with a goal your customer would recognize.
Try the dashboardYOUR PRODUCT. A DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVE.What will they
What will they
try first?
Put a fresh point of view to work.
Meet your next test teamExplore the interactive demo.