Flow Testing: Drag‑and‑Drop Playwright Test Builder
Build Playwright tests with Flow Testing's visual canvas and run them automatically.
Build Playwright tests with Flow Testing's visual canvas and run them automatically.
Summary
Flow Testing is a drag‑and‑drop builder that lets non‑developers create real Playwright tests without code, addressing the common problem of manual smoke tests being skipped during fast releases. The visual canvas offers nodes for navigation, clicking, filling, and asserting, and runs on Chromium, Firefox, and WebKit. A trace viewer shows screenshots and network logs when a test fails, while API mocking lets teams simulate edge cases. The product also experiments with AI agents—Planner, Generator, and Healer—to automatically generate, plan, and fix tests, though the feature set is still maturing. Flow Testing currently offers a paid plan but provides a free month trial to attract early adopters. The author invites users to try the tool and provide feedback on missing features or confusing workflows.
Key changes
- Visual canvas allows drag‑and‑drop nodes for navigate, click, fill, and assert.
- Tests run on Chromium, Firefox, and WebKit via Playwright.
- Trace viewer provides screenshots and network logs on failures.
- API mocking supports edge‑case simulation.
- AI agents (Planner, Generator, Healer) are available for test generation and repair.
- Product offers a paid plan with a free month trial.
- Target audience includes QA testers, PMs, and non‑technical stakeholders.
- Flow Testing aims to replace manual smoke tests with automated visual test creation.