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Blop.

Describe your app in plain English, let AI handle the testing

Ship faster without broken tests. Blop builds intelligent tests from plain English descriptions, runs them on every deploy, and auto-repairs failures with pull requests.

Rank
▲ #68
Votes
81
Platform
Web / Mobile
Launched
Recently
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More About Blop

Blop

Blop is the QA agent built for teams shipping with coding agents. Describe user journeys in plain English and watch an agent drive a real browser through them—your tests live as version-controlled code in your repository, not as locked state in a vendor dashboard. It runs natively in your CI, clusters repeating failures automatically, and opens pull requests to heal tests when your UI evolves.

Product Highlights

  • Tests as Code: Every test is a .blop.ts file you own, review, and version-control—readable intent that executes over Playwright
  • Zero Infrastructure: Runs through your existing GitHub Actions runners with a single workflow file—no hosted runners, no tokens in browsers
  • Intelligent Failure Handling: Identical failures cluster automatically across runs; link to GitHub or Linear, or let the agent propose fix PRs
  • Synthetic Monitoring Built-In: Schedule any test as a recurring probe against production with uptime and p95 duration as first-class signals
  • Native CI Integration: Results post back to originating pull requests with structured comments, artifact links, and known-failure context

Use Cases

  • Regression Prevention: Catch UI breakage before merge by running intent-driven tests on every pull request, with failures surfaced where developers already review code
  • Synthetic Uptime Monitoring: Convert critical user journeys into scheduled production probes—track checkout flows, signup paths, and dashboard loads without separate tooling
  • Test Maintenance at Scale: Reduce toil when selectors break or flows change; clustered failures and agent-authored fix PRs keep suites green without manual hunting

Target Audience

Blop serves engineering teams using coding agents and modern CI/CD workflows—particularly those who want QA that lives in their repo, runs on their infrastructure, and integrates with GitHub, Slack, and Linear without glue scripts.