• High-level modeling accelerates test automation and supports in-sprint test automation • Our new modeling technique detects more bugs • Manual testers can use it as Harmony doesn’t require coding – all competitor tools do Our techniques are provable better than traditional ones, read Modern Software Testing Techniques for details.

Yes, you can make a model, you can use the unit test modelling part for free. You can also try all the features until your test execution number reaches a certain amount.

No, Harmony is a web tool. However, instead of Cloud Run, you can use your local Playwright Runner. In this case, Node.js is required and the execution of the runner.

Operating systems: Windows, Linux, macOS Browsers: • Chrome • Firefox • Edge Safari is currently not supported.

Non-model-based testing tools apply no or ad-hoc test design, resulting in poor-quality software. Traditional models can be stated when the application is ready. Some coding is also required. The tools support either stateless or stateful solutions, but not both. Modeling the output is difficult as at a given node more values can occur. None of these problems happen for using Harmony.

Harmony is easy to learn and use. After a one-day tutorial, most users can use it. However, making a mental model is not easy as you should convert textual requirements into a model

It generates stable selectors based on IDs or special attribute data-*. Selectors are easily modified in one place.

No, currently Harmony is integrated with Playwright.

Yes, you can select among more organizations and your personal projects with the same authentication using a single email address and password.

Yes, we introduced a simple modelling called action-state testing which is the only method where no coding is required.

A basic test design knowledge is necessary to make the abstract model. Using our user guide is usually enough. You can solve tricky exercises here or you can learn more by reading our book.

Yes, you can as Playwright can do it.

Yes, four test cases are executed in parallel. Your test cases should be entirely independent.

Yes, but the main purpose of it is functional testing.

Yes, if you created a project then you are the project owner and can permit others to edit or just read your project. Then more people can edit a project except for the same feature.