record what working looks like, we make sure it stays that way
One fix. Three new bugs.
Scared to touch your own codebase?
Code. Click around. Ship. Pray. That’s not a release strategy, it’s a coping mechanism. You built something real. People are paying for it. But every AI change chips away at your confidence, and when something breaks, your user know it before you do.
the missing half
AI accelerated exploration. You prototype, explore, build more in a day than you used to in a week. But at some point, you need to decide:
This must keep working.
Testing became an afterthought. Not because you don’t care about quality, but because the tools made it feel like a burden instead of a commitment worth making.
a different kind of tool
What if making that commitment was as natural as the building itself?
ayme captures what working looks like and hands it to the coding agent you already use. Your source of truth is what you saw working, not what an AI infers from code. No new framework to learn, your workflow stays the same, and you get the confidence layer that was always missing.
want a closer look?
book a demoWe’ll walk through ayme in a real repo, yours or ours. You’ll see how a recording turns into structured tests, how the handoff to your coding agent works, and what the output looks like.
If you’d like, we’re also glad to review your current setup and talk through testing strategy: what to test first, how to organize it, what to skip.
how it works
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Walk through it once
Open your app, walk through a critical flow: signup, payment, the unique workflow your product does. ayme captures what actually happened: real behavior, from the same path your users take. - 02
Hand it to your coding agent
ayme packages your recording with structured context and hands it to the coding agent you already use. Your agent writes the tests in your project, following your standards and conventions. You bring the tools, we bring context and testing expertise. - 03
Patterns are contagious
ayme creates tests that last: readable, maintainable, built on decades of software engineering best practices. Good structure is easier to reason about, extend, and fix, both for you and your coding agent. Make your tests grow with your product, and let yourself grow with them. - 04
Red means safe, not broken
Run your tests on your terms: locally before you push, in CI before you merge. Well-structured tests don’t just catch breakage, they help you reason about what changed. Once tests stop breaking for the wrong reasons, you realize red is not a problem. It’s the safety net working.
why bother?
The alternative is what you’re already doing. Manual checks that don’t scale. Friday night click-throughs. Every deploy feels like gambling, and the stakes go up with every new customer.
After your first run, you’ll get
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A comprehensive e2e test suite for your product’s unique workflow.
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State of the art Page Object Model following industry best practices.
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A clear picture of how ayme fits inside your existing agentic workflow.
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Confidence that what works today will still work tomorrow.