QA Testing
Send Seba a URL and it QA-tests your web app like a real user — clicks every button, fills every form, checks the console and links — then returns a bug report with each issue rated by severity and the steps to reproduce. It tests and reports; it does not fix your code. Billed per run.
A bug report you can act on, not a green checkmark
Rated by severity
Every bug is rated Critical / High / Medium / Cosmetic with what breaks, where, and the steps to reproduce — so you fix what blocks users first.
Tested like a real user
Seba clicks through pages, fills forms, follows links and watches the console — it finds what only shows up when someone actually uses the app.
Evidence for every bug
Each issue comes with the page, the action that triggered it and the console or network error, so you reproduce it without guesswork.
Just send a URL
No test harness to set up. Send a link in Telegram and the bug report comes back as a file, billed per run.
What the QA pass checks
The flows a thorough QA engineer runs against a live app.
- Page loads — every reachable page renders, no white screens or crashes
- Console errors — JavaScript exceptions and warnings on each page
- Forms — validation, empty and invalid input, submit and error states
- Interactive elements — buttons, toggles, modals and menus that actually work
- Navigation & links — broken links, 404s, dead-end routes, wrong destinations
- Core user flows — signup, login, checkout and the paths that matter most
- Network failures — failed requests, 500s and silent backend errors
- Responsive layout — mobile and desktop breakpoints, overflow and clipping
- Empty & edge states — what shows with no data, bad input or a slow connection
From URL to bug report in three steps
Open Seba in Telegram
One tap into @meetseba_bot. No install, no signup forms.
Send the app to test
“QA-test example.com and rate the bugs by severity.” Add a focus like “the checkout flow” if you want.
Get the bug report
Seba clicks through the app, checks forms, console and links, and returns a severity-rated bug report with repro steps and the exact credit cost.
When to run a QA pass
Catch the bug before your users do.
- +Before shipping a new feature or release
- +Smoke-testing a deploy on staging or production
- +Checking a signup, login or checkout flow end to end
- +Verifying a fix didn’t break something adjacent
- +Testing how the app behaves on mobile
- +A quick health check on a live site you inherited
Frequently asked questions
What does the QA pass cover?+
Page loads, console errors, forms, interactive elements, navigation and links, core user flows, network failures, responsive layout and edge states — each bug rated by severity with steps to reproduce.
Does Seba fix the bugs in my code?+
No. Seba returns a bug report you can act on — what’s broken, where, and how to reproduce it. It does not touch your source code or deploy anything. You fix what you choose.
What do I need to give it?+
A public URL — staging or production. Seba tests what it can reach in a browser. For flows behind a login, give it the steps; it can’t access systems you haven’t shared.
What format is the report?+
A structured bug report file grouped by severity, with the page, the action that triggered each bug and the console or network evidence. Ask for a checklist and Seba formats it that way.
How much does a QA pass cost?+
You spend credits per run, and Seba shows the exact cost before it starts. Start free with welcome credits; credits never expire.
Do I need any testing tools?+
No. There is nothing to install — Seba runs the QA pass on its side, inside Telegram, and returns the report to the chat.
Test your app in one message
Send Seba a URL and get a severity-rated bug report back with repro steps. Pay only for the run.
No install · no signup forms