Trinity Radar is a UI Testing tool for delivering
bug free web applications

Writing integration tests for web applications is time consuming. Also, most of these tests do not execute JavaScript code. To make matters worse different browsers behave differently.

Trinity Radar lets you record tests while you are browsing the site. Along the way you can add assertions by just clicking. Trinity Radar will then mimick what you just did in three different browsers - Chrome, Firefox, and IE. If something does not match then you get notifications on slack, Email or however you want to be notified.

Run tests in Chrome, Firefox, or in IE 11

Once the tests are recorded using the chrome extension then those tests are run in Chrome, Firefox, and IE simultaneously on cloud.

Automatically run all tests on a daily or weekly basis

You can manually run the tests anytime. Using our API you can start a new test after deploying the code to staging or to production. You can also set all tests to run at a particular time on a daily or on a weekly basis.

Run tests locally in your laptop for debugging

Sometimes tests just fail. In such cases if tests are running only on cloud then debugging could be very frustating. Trinity Radar allows you to run tests locally on your machine and helps you debug.

Customize tests by writing JavaScript code

In some cases one needs to control the test using JavaScript code. Trinity Radar lets you execute arbitrary JavaScript code.

Share a public URL with others without worrying about them changing anything

Sometimes you want to share your tests with someone who is not in your team. In such cases send them a public URL. Users with the public URL cannot edit any test, add any test or run any test.

Capture JavaScript Errors

Trinity Radar can keep an eye on JavaScript errors and in case of any error that test would be considered a failure. You can turn "on" or "off" this feature.

Get test status notification on Slack, Email or other tools

We integrate with your Slack and Flowdock app seamlessly. More integrations are coming soon. You can get tests status notifications via Email too.

Run tests serially or run upto 10 concurrent instances to finish tests faster

Coming up.