Every change tested in a real browser. With the video.
Ask Maito to test a branch or a live URL from Slack, email, or your AI assistant. It starts the app, clicks through it like a person, records what happens, and tells you what broke and whether it’s new.
$149/month per workspace · Unlimited people · AI usage billed by your provider
There’s never enough time to test.
Releases get faster. QA teams don’t get bigger. The click-through before a merge is the first thing that gets skipped.
- 55%
- of QA teams say they don’t have enough time to test thoroughly. Katalon State of Quality 2025
- 47%
- name understaffing as a top barrier to better quality. TestRail Software Testing & Quality Report 2025
- 44%
- of testers say their workload is too high. Katalon State of Quality 2025
From “test this branch” to a fixed bug, in one thread.
Follow one coupon bug from the test request to the fix.
01
Ask for a test in plain words
Name the branch or the URL and what should happen. Mention it in Slack, email it, or ask from Claude.
02
It checks against the baseline
It runs the same steps on main. If main fails too, it tells you the bug isn’t new.
03
You get a report and the video
Tested commit, steps, expected and actual, impact, and a recording. Ready to paste into the ticket.
04
Fix it in the same thread
Ask for the fix right there. It opens a pull request and tests it again.
Nina October 16, 2:10 PM
Leo Claude
Subject: Can you reproduce this?
Sam Email
Maito October 16, 2:24 PM
Maito October 16, 2:25 PM
Nina October 16, 2:31 PM
Maito October 16, 2:52 PM
A bug report you don’t have to rewrite.
Steps, expected and actual, impact, and a video. Checked against the baseline, so you know whether it’s new before anyone starts digging.
Maito #eng · 2:25 PM
Pay spins forever on coupon-fix when a coupon is applied, and nothing is charged. The same steps pass on main, so this is new on this branch.
Steps: sign in as the test customer, add Pro, apply SPRING20, press Pay.
The video stays for 30 days. Attach it to the ticket before then.
Live sites, customer bugs, and nightly runs too.
Testing a branch is one part of the job. Hand it the rest of the checklist as well.
- Tests a branch before merge
- It starts the app at the exact commit and clicks through what changed.
- Checks a live site after a deploy
- Give it a URL and the flows that matter. It reports what broke.
- Compares with the last release
- Every failure is checked on the baseline, so you know if it’s new.
- Reproduces customer bugs
- Hand it the ticket. It follows the steps and sends a video of what happens.
- Reviews features for security
- It looks for vulnerabilities and can reproduce a finding in the browser.
- Tests on a schedule
- Run the same checks every night as a Loop and hear only about failures.
Everyone can ask for a test.
- Engineers test before review
- A branch gets checked in a real browser before anyone reads the code.
- Support reproduces reports
- A customer’s bug comes back with a video, not a “can’t reproduce.”
- Product checks what shipped
- The person who asked for the feature sees it working before customers do.
- Results land in the thread
- Report, video, and fix in one place. Nobody copies them between tools.
Evidence you can trust.
A test report is only useful if it’s honest about what it checked. Maito says what it tested, what it compared against, and what it couldn’t check.
- It checks the baseline
- A failure that also happens on the baseline is reported as an old bug, not a new one.
- It says when it couldn’t check
- If the baseline can’t be tested, the report says the regression is unconfirmed.
- Videos stay in your storage
- Recordings go to your private bucket, and download links expire in minutes.
- Test machines clean up
- Each test runs on a temporary machine that’s removed when the run ends.
- Stored in
- Your private R2 bucket
- Kept for
- 30 days, or until you delete it
- Download links
- Expire after 5 minutes
- Test worker
- Removed when the run ended
Ask Maito for a fresh link, or to delete the video now.
Frequently asked questions.
No. Keep your test suite. Maito runs it on every pull request it opens, and adds what scripts miss: a click-through of the change, the way a person would do it, with a video.
Yes. Save a test account in Vault and refer to it by name, like ${STAGING_PASSWORD}. The value never shows up in chat.
A deployed URL, like staging or production, or any branch of a connected repository. For a branch, it starts your app at the exact commit first.
To your own private R2 or S3-compatible bucket. They’re kept for 30 days, and you can ask Maito to delete one sooner.
$149 per workspace per month, for as many people as you like. Each test runs on its own cloud machine, paid from the $20 in cloud credits included every month. That’s enough for about 35 days of one machine running around the clock. Your AI provider bills model usage separately.