Browser worker
Walk login, signup, navigation, and form journeys sequentially in a real browser.
Matrix QA combines an authorized browser worker, live evidence capture, runtime telemetry, deterministic filtering, and report workflows so teams can investigate real failures faster.
Walk login, signup, navigation, and form journeys sequentially in a real browser.
Capture screenshots, DOM state, console output, network activity, and timestamps around meaningful actions.
Filter for hard signals such as uncaught JavaScript errors, failed selectors, and non-success responses.
Keep projects, runs, reports, and evidence scoped to the correct organization and workspace.
Walk login, signup, navigation, and form journeys sequentially in a real browser.
Capture screenshots, DOM state, console output, network activity, and timestamps around meaningful actions.
Filter for hard signals such as uncaught JavaScript errors, failed selectors, and non-success responses.
Keep projects, runs, reports, and evidence scoped to the correct organization and workspace.
Add an authorized target URL, test mode, journey instructions, and any dedicated test credentials.
The worker navigates the approved flow while the platform records structured evidence and runtime events.
Open findings with the related screenshot, console line, network request, and timestamp.
Each run is designed to connect what a user did with what the browser and application did in response. That means a finding can be investigated using the action sequence, page state, console stream, network request, and captured artifact together.
Matrix QA is built for evidence-backed triage. It does not claim that one run proves an application is bug-free; it gives your team a clearer, more reproducible starting point.
Matrix QA is intended for websites and applications you own or are authorized to test. The workflow includes safety controls around consequential actions, and customers remain responsible for target authorization, test accounts, and instructions.
Review the Terms of Service before your first run.
Start with one project and one critical journey. Use the sample report to understand the evidence shape, then move to repeatable staging checks and release workflows.
For product access, see Launch pricing or common questions.
It is designed for authorized browser-based journeys such as login, signup, navigation, forms, and other critical user flows configured for a project.
Depending on the run and available storage, evidence can include screenshots, browser events, console and network observations, timestamps, logs, videos, reports, and findings.
No. Reports are evidence for the tested journey and captured signals, not a guarantee of complete defect coverage.
Start with one authorized URL. Matrix QA walks the journey and returns the evidence your team needs to decide what ships.