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More than just automation—Testdino helps you catch failures early, reduce noise from flakiness, and gain clarity on every test run with AI precision.
QA Engineers get detailed failure analysis with direct links to Playwright reports and flakiness tracking
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Managers view ROI metrics and stability trends to make data-driven decisions about testing resources
Complete test run overview with pass/fail counts, duration, and branch tracking across your entire project
AI auto-categorizes failures instantly into Flaky Tests, Actual Bugs, and UI Changes with color-coded insights
Advanced filtering and search by time period, test status, committer, environment, and branch for quick navigation
Standard PR view shows all PRs with test results, commit history, and status tracking
Multiple test runs per PR with real-time updates as you push new commits and re-run tests
AI categorizes each failure as Bug, Flaky, or UI Change with color-coded results
AI reads your Playwright reports, categorizes every failure, and tells you exactly what broke. No more debugging mystery failures.
Step-by-step guides, real-world examples, and proven strategies to maximize your test reporting success
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Head of Product and Design
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Head of Product and Design
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