What is testrigor.com?
testRigor is a test automation platform that describes interactions from an end user's perspective. Test authors can write plain-English steps or generate initial cases from an application description, identifying visible controls rather than maintaining a separate locator for every interaction. Official documentation covers web, mobile, desktop, and API testing, with execution results such as screenshots, logs, and videos. This makes the intended user journey readable alongside the checks used to validate it.
Write the outcome as well as the action
A sequence that clicks through a checkout is not a useful regression test unless it also checks the expected result. Define the starting data, user role, and observable outcome before describing the steps. testRigor supports combining interface actions with API calls, which can help prepare or inspect a scenario. Keep each test focused enough that a failure points to a meaningful behavior.
Investigate failures with the execution record
Screenshots, logs, and recordings provide context when an automated run differs from expectations. Review whether the application failed, the test data changed, or the instruction became ambiguous. Plain-English authoring can make cases easier for product and quality teams to discuss, but it does not remove the need for careful assertions and maintenance. Run tests in an appropriate environment with controlled accounts and repeatable data.
Features to explore
- Plain-English test steps
- Generated cases from app descriptions
- Web, mobile, desktop, and API coverage
- Execution logs, screenshots, and videos
Who is testrigor.com for?
Useful for QA and product teams that want readable end-to-end scenarios and broader participation in test design, especially when important workflows cross interface and API steps and need inspectable evidence after execution.
Before you get started
Check platform support and execution configuration for your application. Use controlled test data and credentials, verify generated assertions, and avoid running destructive or external actions against production without explicit safeguards.
This introduction is independently written from public product information. It is not a hands-on review. Features and plans may change; confirm current details with the provider.
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