One run. Five kinds of coverage.
Paste a URL and Validate.QA explores your app once, then turns that single pass into UI tests, API tests, console and network checks, and a security audit.
UI testing (Live exploration → ranked accessibility-first selectors → assertions proven against the running DOM, then verified by a native Playwright run): Most AI test tools guess at selectors and write assertions that only check 'something rendered.' Validate.QA explores your running app, ranks every locator by how well it will survive a redesign, and proves each assertion against the live DOM before it commits a single line.
API testing (Sequence-aware generation from captured network traffic: normalized endpoints and request/response shapes drive Playwright request-fixture tests with status and body assertions.): Validate.QA doesn't need an OpenAPI spec to test your API. As the agent explores your app, it captures the calls your UI actually makes, learns each endpoint's payload shape and auth, then writes Playwright API tests that chain them in the right order.
Console & network testing (Instrumented browser context: live console + exception listeners plus full HAR network recording, folded into the run record): A page can render perfectly and still be broken — a 500 in the background, an uncaught exception, a failed fetch, a CORS block. Validate.QA listens to the console and the network for the whole session and asserts on them, not just on what the DOM paints.
Security testing (Multi-category security audit over the captured HAR, with optional live verification of findings): Because Validate.QA already captures full network traffic while it explores your app, it can audit what your endpoints actually send and receive — including authenticated flows. Security becomes a by-product of the same run that writes your tests, with no separate scanner to configure.
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