Smart
test Planning.
In today's world, where context is king, our unique runtime context rules.
The TestChimp AI intelligently learns your web app's screens, user flows, and project specifics, down to the individual element level, making it possible to create user stories and test scenarios that are highly specific to your webapp.
This isn't the generic output you'd get from ChatGPT, it's about generating the kind of specific artifacts you'd expect from a tool like Cursor - but for QA.
Better context makes better...
User
Stories
With TestChimp you’re only one click away from new user stories.
And because every user story automatically leverages TestChimp’s MindMap Context as well as the knowledge from external sources like Confluence docs or Figma designs, you’ll get stories tailored to your project.
Test
Scenarios
TestChimp intelligently brainstorms test scenarios, and then details each scenario with precise test steps, referencing actual elements, and recommending input values based on your webapp.
This is nothing like using a consumer LLM. Our context window is your real site, so are test scenarios are relevant and ready to deploy.
Powerful context powered by MindMap.
MindMap is runtime context
Confluence
Seamlessly connect with Atlassian Confluence to feed TestChimp rich documentation and project requirements, bringing in your team’s collective knowledge and detailed requirements.
Figma
Drop in your Figma frame or page links to unlock the user experience and intended functionality. Adding not just the visuals, but also component behaviors, user flows, and design system adherence to your context window.
Your Files
Sometimes the context you need is locked away in scrum notes or other documents.
Upload text or PDF files and we’ll add it to our context window.
Seemless integration.
Jira
TestChimp syncs with Jira, making it easy to enrich your existing user stories, allowing you to work faster and smarter within your existing tools. Stay in sync. Additional user stories and test scenarios can be tranferred as they are identified.