testRigor

testRigor is an AI-driven test automation tool developed by testRigor. Its main objective is to simplify the process of test automation and enhance test coverage. Users can create and execute automated tests using plain English instructions, resulting in reduced maintenance efforts. testRigor caters to businesses of all sizes, including startups and large enterprises, and is widely adopted by professionals in QA engineering, software testing, test automation, development, and IT across various industries such as technology, finance, healthcare, e-commerce, and education.

Key Features

Generative AI-based Test Automation Tool: Leveraging generative AI, testRigor comprehends and executes high-level instructions, empowering users to generate automated tests using plain English commands. It is capable of generating tests based on predefined manual test cases or user-defined instructions.

Web Testing: testRigor supports web testing, enabling users to create tests for web applications. It covers a wide range of scenarios, including cross-browser and cross-platform, within a single test. Additionally, it offers a test recorder that expedites the test creation process.

Mobile Testing: testRigor facilitates mobile testing for both native and hybrid applications on iOS and Android platforms. Users can create tests specifically designed for mobile applications and validate their functionality.

Desktop Testing: testRigor allows users to create tests for native Windows applications. This feature is exclusively available in the paid versions of testRigor.

API Testing: With testRigor, users can invoke APIs, retrieve values, validate return codes, and store results as saved values. It offers a comprehensive solution for verifying the functionality and performance of APIs.

Email Testing: testRigor simplifies email testing by providing a straightforward "send email" command. Users can include attachments and verify the deliverability of emails during tests.

SMS + Phone Calls: testRigor seamlessly integrates with Twilio, enabling users to make and verify calls, as well as send SMS messages. It allows users to confirm the deliverability of SMS and save the results.

2FA Testing: testRigor supports two-factor authentication (2FA) testing by incorporating SMS verification. Users can validate one-time password (OTP) codes received via emails during the testing process.