1.0.0 — 🚀 Testver 1.0.0 — First Public Release

Releasing on June 18, 2026

We're excited to launch Testver — a self-hosted, AI-native control plane that wraps the test framework you already use with recording, code generation, management, scheduling, and dashboard-grade reporting. Point it at any project — web, native mobile, or API — and the whole platform lights up. Your tests stay in your repo, in their native format, running on their own runner.

npm install -g @testver/testver

cd your-test-project

testver serve            # → http://localhost:3700

On first launch a short setup wizard creates your admin account and asks whether the workspace is for Web or Mobile testing. That's it — you're in.

✨ Highlights

• Bring your own framework — first-class support for Playwright, Cypress, Selenium, Appium, WebdriverIO, Cucumber, REST Assured, PyTest, Puppeteer, and Robot Framework, across TypeScript/JavaScript, Python, Java, and C#/.NET.

• AI everywhere, optional always — record-to-test, AI-generated test cases, failure analysis, and a full repo-aware chat assistant. Bring your own LLM (cloud or fully local) — or run Testver with no AI at all.

• Native mobile testing (Beta) — Android & iOS through Appium, on cloud device clouds or phones connected to your own machine.

• End-to-end test management — cases, plans, cycles, coverage, traceability, and a built-in defect tracker, all linked back to automation.

• Self-hosted & team-ready — roles, audit logging, and per-resource permissions built in. Runs on a laptop or shared infrastructure with the same data layer.

🧪 Test automation

• Test Explorer — discover and browse every test with status / framework / tag filters, search, and per-test detail (steps · source · run history · live output · TM mappings).

• Runner — execute a test, a suite/file, or a multi-framework selection with real-time streaming output. Testver builds the right command per runner.

• Results & reporting — full per-test execution history with screenshots, video, traces, console output, and step-level pass/fail. Parametrized tests (pytest params, JUnit/.NET, Cucumber Scenario Outlines) roll up into a Variations master-detail view.

• Schedules — cron-based recurring runs with an overlap guard, run-now, and pause/resume.

• CI/CD — generate ready-to-commit config for GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Jenkins, and Azure Pipelines.

📱 Mobile testing (Beta)

• Native Android & iOS via Appium — no separate tool, the same Testver UI.

• Cloud + local devices — run on BrowserStack / LambdaTest / Sauce Labs device clouds, or phones connected to your machine.

• AI Record for mobile — tap through your app and generate a clean test with self-healing locators.

• Web / Mobile / Both workspace modes — surfaces adapt to what you test.

🤖 AI-powered authoring

• AI Assistant — a chat copilot for Web, Mobile, API, and Reporting: write and fix tests, validate endpoints, build dashboards. Full repo context, live tool use, every tool call permission-gated by default.

• AI Record — walk (or tap) through your app once; Testver captures every action with smart selectors and generates an idiomatic test. AI Annotations add validations in plain English.

• AI Test Generation — turn requirements, PDFs/DOCX, OpenAPI specs, or Jira issues into structured positive/negative/edge test cases, prioritized and linked back to their source.

• AI Fix & failure analysis — cluster failures by signature, surface root-cause summaries, and apply one-click patches.

📋 Test management

• Test Cases — folders, tags, versioning, personas, and strategies.

• Test Plans, Cycles & Executions — plan, run in cycles, and track progress.

• Script Mapping — link manual cases to automation scripts with bidirectional traceability.

• Coverage & Analytics — requirement/source traceability, gap and orphan detection, health scores, and trends.

• Defects — built-in tracker with a Kanban board and one-click defect creation from a failure.

🌐 Web & API testing

• Web — author and run across every major web framework.

• API — Postman-grade collections, environments, auth profiles (OAuth / API key / JWT), JSONPath/JMESPath extraction, schema assertions, and pre/post-response scripts.

🗂️ Project & code tools

• Project Explorer — file tree + Monaco editor inside Testver; deep-links from Results jump to file:line.

• Code Map — a structural X-ray of your automation codebase: Inventory, Quality, Graph, and Steps views surface load-bearing helpers, orphaned code, over-grown methods, and duplication.

• Git — stage, commit, branch, resolve conflicts, and push (SSH/HTTPS) without leaving the app.

• Global search (Ctrl/⌘+K) — jump to any screen, test case, defect, source, schedule, connector, test, or file from one command palette.

🔌 Integrations & connectors

• JIRA — pull stories, push defects, link cases, sync status and comments.

• Notifications — Slack and Email (SMTP) for run summaries, scheduled reports, and failure alerts.

• Cloud grids — BrowserStack, LambdaTest, Sauce Labs (web and mobile devices).

• Webhooks — POST JSON to any system.

• Import / Export — TestRail, Zephyr, Xray, qTest, PractiTest, CSV, JSON.

👥 Team & security

• Roles — Admin, Tester, Viewer, with per-resource permissions.

• User management — create users, change roles, reset passwords, revoke sessions.

• Audit log — every consequential action recorded (admin-only), with export.

🧠 Bring your own AI

Configure providers in Settings → LLM or via environment variables; switch per project at any time.

AI is optional. The Runner, Test Management, dashboards, and reporting all work without any LLM configured — AI features simply stay hidden until you add a provider.

🧩 Supported frameworks

Playwright · Cypress · Selenium · Appium (Android & iOS) · WebdriverIO · Cucumber · REST Assured · PyTest · Puppeteer · Robot Framework

Also discovered and reported: Jest · Vitest · Mocha · TestNG · JUnit · NUnit · xUnit · MSTest.

💻 System requirements

Language runtimes and project dependencies for your tests (e.g. Python for pytest, a JDK + Maven/Gradle for Java) must be installed on the same machine. Mobile testing needs Appium (cloud devices require no local setup).

📚 Get started

• Install & first-time setup: docs.testver.com/getting-started/installation

• Documentation: docs.testver.com

• Support: support.testver.com

• Website: testver.com

• Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@TestverAI

Known notes for this release: Mobile testing is in Beta — we'd love your feedback. Testver executes your test commands on the host machine, so for team deployments bind to 127.0.0.1 behind a secured reverse proxy/VPN rather than exposing 0.0.0.0 directly.

Thank you for trying Testver — happy testing! 🎉