Tester
tester.army/
TesterArmy is an AI QA tool where testers describe test flows in plain English and AI agents execute them against real browsers and real mobile device builds, rather than relying on scripted test code, covering web, iOS, Android and React Native/Expo apps. It integrates directly with coding agents (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor) via MCP and can trigger from PR checks, CI jobs or a schedule. Case-study numbers are attributed to named companies rather than left generic: Novu reports 30% faster time to merge and flaky tests cut in half, and Juno cites 10x faster shipping with a 58% increase in merged pull requests. The company states it is Y Combinator-backed and raised $1.2M in pre-seed funding.
- Category
- Engineering & Infrastructure
- Style
- DarkColorful
- Stack
- Next.jsTailwind CSS
- Fonts
- stackSansNotchinterGeist
- Palette
- Meta title
- TesterArmy: Test your app with AI, catch bugs before users do
- Sections
- 9
- Updated
Tester's landing page, section by section
Each section below is cropped straight from Tester's live page — useful references for engineering & infrastructure landing page design.
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More blog pagesTester design review: how the homepage is built
The homepage at tester.army brands itself as TesterArmy, not Tester, and runs about 8,100px tall on desktop. The colour approach is near-black (#161616) with one orange accent (#ff8500) on every primary button, plus grey cards (#4b4b4b) carrying the feature copy. Headings use stackSansNotch with Inter, and body text uses Geist. The hero's signature is a large pixel-dithered head illustration beside four spec lines. Section labels are bracketed numbers running from [01] to [07], which is unusual for a homepage. Long stepped dividers separate most sections, giving the page a dithered, graphic texture from top to bottom.
Above the fold
A left column reads "Backed by Y Combinator" above the headline "Catch broken flows before customers do", followed by the subhead "TesterArmy runs AI browser checks across your most important web and mobile journeys", which promises screenshots, recordings, and clear bug reports. An orange "GET STARTED FOR FREE" button sits below. On the right, the pixel head sits beside "WORKING TIME 24/7", "COVERAGE WEB/MOBILE", "INPUT PLAIN TEXT" and "REPORTS MEDIA/LOGS".
Skills, trusted logos and stack
Section "[01] SKILLS & FEATURES" carries the headline "Bring your testing to another level" and four grey cards: "Optimized for testing", "Catches actual bugs", "Visual understanding" and "Persistent memory", each with a small line icon. A "TRUSTED BY" strip lists thirteen company names in grey. Section "[02] STACK" is titled "Built for modern web teams, whatever the stack" and shows eight integration icons labelled "SLACK", "CI/CD", "GITHUB", "EXPO", "VERCEL", "DISCORD", "API" and "WEBHOOK".
How it works, testimonials and articles
Section "[03] HOW IT WORKS" is headed "How TesterArmy catches bugs before your users do". Its first step, "Create a project", asks users to paste a URL, with tags "APPS", "WEBSITES", "URL" and "GITHUB" beside "Connect GitHub" and "Upload app binary" inputs. Section "[04] TESTIMONIALS" reads "Loved by teams who ship fast" over customer logos. Section "[05] RESOURCES" lists three dated articles, including "Introducing Scout: API Testing Built for AI Agents".
Closing section and footer
Section "[06] FAQ" lists six questions under "Need Answers?", from "How does TesterArmy test my website?" to "Do you support mobile apps?" Section "[07] CONTACT US" carries "Let's connect", an outlined "CONTACT US" button and an orange "GET A DEMO". The footer has columns headed "Solutions", "Quick links", "Resources" and "Legal", and ends with "© 2026 TesterArmy, Inc."
On mobile
At 390px the hero headline changes to "Start monitoring critical user flows in minutes", with a different subhead and the orange button beneath. Feature cards become a horizontal strip with the second cut off at the edge, and the trusted logos wrap onto five lines. Testimonials become tabs labelled "NOVU", "HIREVOICE" and "CODECRAFTERS". The FAQ and footer stack into single-column rows.
Worth borrowing
- One orange accent on every primary button keeps calls to action easy to find on a near-black page.
- A mobile hero that rewrites its headline, as here, shows the message can differ by device.
- Numbered labels such as "[01] SKILLS & FEATURES" give a long dark page a clear reading order.
