Testery Documentation
Testery is a cloud-based, continuous testing platform. Run your tests in parallel on auto-scaling runners, find out which failures are real and which are flaky, and send results to the tools your team already uses.
What you can do with Testery
Run tests in parallel
Spread your suite across auto-scaling cloud runners. Works with Playwright, Cypress, PyTest, TestNG, NUnit, SpecFlow, WebdriverIO, Cucumber, and Nightwatch.js.
Learn more →Catch flaky tests
Automatically rerun failures and flag tests that fail then pass as flaky, or rerun just the failed tests one at a time to rule out tests interfering with each other.
Learn more →Test every stage of your pipeline
Test plans run the right suites against each environment, from dev to production, and report status back to your pull requests.
Learn more →Run the right tests
Use test selection rules and tags to run smoke tests on every commit and the full suite on a schedule.
Learn more →Work with AI coding agents
Connect Claude to Testery with the MCP server, or use the Claude Code plugin to run tests and autofix failed test runs.
Learn more →Get results where you work
Alerts to Slack, Microsoft Teams, and webhooks; Jira stories from failures; status checks on GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, and Azure DevOps.
Learn more →See every test's history
Test History shows how a test has behaved over time: each run's result, how long it took, and when it last passed in each environment. Spot the day a test started failing, or one that only fails in one environment.
Separate flaky tests from real failures
When a test fails and then passes on a rerun, Testery flags it as flaky, so you can tell a flaky test from a real regression. Filter any run down to its flaky tests, or rerun just the failures.
Popular guides
- Output Playwright results as JUnit XML
- Output Cypress results as JUnit XML
- Generate JUnit XML from PyTest
- Fix a ChromeDriver version exception
- Run Testery from GitHub Actions
- Azure DevOps Pipelines
- Testery CLI reference
- Testery REST API
New to Testery? Start with the Getting Started Guide, or see what shipped recently in the Release Notes.