The QA agent
that uses your product.
Tell imitri what the product is for and how people use it. imitri opens the live app, works through it, and brings back what needs your judgment with the screens to prove it.
Why QA slips
When there's no dedicated QA team, product managers, founders, and developers check the product between everything else.
Agents make it harder. The code can run while the screen is still wrong, so someone has to look. Choosing what to check and reading the results stays a person’s job, tools or not.
imitri learns the product, uses it, and brings back the calls only a person can make. It isn’t one more thing to operate.
[Product understanding]
imitri learns your product from a description.
Explain who it’s for, why they need it, and what they should be able to finish. imitri turns that into the Use Cases it checks.
What it does
“A shared inbox for small support teams.”
Why it matters
“A new teammate should be able to answer a customer without missing a message.”
How people use it
“Sign up by email, open a conversation, send a reply, and mark it done.”
[Autonomous QA]
You describe it,
imitri uses it.
imitri finds the controls, acts on the live screen, watches the response, and picks what to do next. A button it can’t find, or a click that goes nowhere, becomes part of the result.
[Screen evidence]
Every finding comes with the screen.
See the job imitri was trying to finish, the path it took, what it expected, what happened instead, and the screens behind the call.
[Scheduled QA]
Set a time,
imitri runs it.
Schedule the Use Cases imitri already knows. It uses the product at the right time and brings back the results.
[Checked scope]
imitri tells you what it couldn’t check.
See where imitri stopped and why it stopped, so you know how far to trust the result.
