VeriWasp

VeriWasp is an automated testing platform designed specifically for indie SaaS applications. It addresses the need for early detection of issues by using AI to execute browser-based playtests, API testing, accessibility scans, and load testing. The tool enables users to paste a URL, select or define a flow using templates or plain-English steps, and then have an AI agent—referred to as Claude Haiku—drive a real browser through the application or execute a sequence of API requests. The goal is to uncover problems before they reach end users.

The platform’s features include AI-powered interactions that interpret live web pages and make decisions on clicks, rather than relying on brittle scripts or static selectors. Users receive detailed reports that highlight passed and failed steps, with every JavaScript error linked to the specific step that triggered it. Each test run generates a video replay, which can be shared via a public link without requiring login, and reports remain live for 14 days with the option to download them at any time.

Accessibility is a focus, with each run incorporating checks based on WCAG standards, including contrast, landmarks, and headings. VeriWasp also supports testing at real iPhone dimensions to simulate mobile experiences. An opt-in "chaos mode" introduces rapid clicks, dropped connections, and interrupted forms to stress-test applications. For API testing, the tool sends sequences of HTTP requests and uses AI to evaluate outcomes against plain-English assertions.

VeriWasp is web-based and offers a free tier that includes 10 test runs without requiring a subscription or credit card. The service is positioned as a solution for indie SaaS developers seeking fast, shareable, and AI-driven quality assurance for their applications.