Test the Tester

Built for Revyl

Paste a test. Find the holes before the bugs do.

Demo by Armaan Kazi
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About Revyl

Revyl is a YC Fall 2024 AI-native mobile testing platform. The founders built DragonCrawl at Uber, an LLM-based mobile testing framework that saved Uber $25M in four months. The premise: replace brittle script-based E2E tests that break on every UI change with natural-language tests that run on real cloud iOS and Android devices, wired to OpenTelemetry traces so bugs get caught before production.

Today

Write tests.
Hope they catch bugs.
Find out in production when they didn't.

With This Demo

Audit your tests before the bugs find them.
See exactly which assumptions your test is making.
See which ones are wrong.
Script-based E2ERevyl natural-languageThis audit layer
Survives UI changesNoYesN/A
Catches missing assertionsNeverPartialYes
Explains why a test is weakNoNoYes
Requires writing test codeYesNoNo
Root cause analysisManualVia OTel tracesPre-run, structural
Runs on real devicesEmulatorsYesN/A

What the audit covers

Adversarial analysis

Claude approaches your test as an attacker, not a reviewer. The goal is to find ways the test passes while the feature is broken, not ways to make the test more verbose.

Severity-scored weaknesses

Every flaw is categorized and rated high, medium, or low. Hard-coded waits and loose selectors are different problems with different blast radii.

Confidence score

A 0-100 number representing how likely this test is to catch a real bug. Most tests score 40-70. A test that scores 90 is genuinely rare and earns it.

Rewrite in Revyl style

The audit closes with a rewritten version of the test in Revyl's natural-language format: numbered steps, explicit assertions, no ambiguous verbs.

Run an audit

Paste any test below, or load one of the examples. Works with Cypress, Playwright, Appium, pytest, Revyl natural-language, or plain prose.

Paste a test, or load an example.

I'll find the holes.

This is a speculative demo built to complement Revyl's platform. It is not an official Revyl product.

Built by Armaan Kazi. Not affiliated with Revyl.