Stably

Stably is an AI-driven platform designed to streamline software testing by allowing users to write test scenarios in plain English, which are then converted into Playwright tests. It addresses the challenge of maintaining reliable and up-to-date test coverage for web applications, targeting roles such as QA, product managers, and engineers who seek to accelerate and automate their quality assurance workflows.

The platform offers a no-code environment as well as a visual editor, enabling users to build tests either by describing flows in natural language or by recording interactions directly. Stably captures these steps and generates stable, replayable tests, which can be executed in the cloud or integrated into continuous integration (CI) pipelines. Test cases can be created, run, and maintained through features like automatic test updates to address product changes, bidirectional syncing between cloud edits and repository code, and the ability for engineers to directly edit selectors, assertions, and retries within Playwright. The system also provides visual artifacts such as screenshots, traces, and recordings for executed tests, and proposes updates to mitigate test drift and flag potential product bugs for review.

Stably emphasizes collaboration and governance by supporting role-based controls, reviewable updates, and a clear audit trail for every generated or repaired test. It facilitates onboarding and cross-functional alignment by integrating with tools like Jira, repositories, and documentation, ensuring that QA, engineering, and product teams work from a unified testing system. The platform is described as enterprise-ready, with features aimed at security and compliance.

Users can access Stably through a cloud-based interface or via CLI, with options to start quickly without overhauling existing workflows. A free trial is available, and the platform is positioned as suitable for teams seeking to achieve high test coverage efficiently. Additionally, Stably offers Orca IDE, an open-source, MIT-licensed agentic IDE for running parallel coding agents, supporting macOS, Windows, and Linux. Orca allows users to operate tools like Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, and Cursor CLI side-by-side in isolated git worktrees, facilitating faster development workflows prior to testing.