For QA Teams: Catch regressions. Find the bugs your tests miss.

Rerun critical user journeys and explore beyond your test cases. Give engineers the evidence they need to investigate failures.

See Composal in action

  • Your tests pass.

    An unexpected path breaks.

  • The product grows.

    The regression checklist grows too.

  • A bug is reported.

    Reproducing it takes longer than finding it.

Repeat critical journeys

Rerun saved Scenarios as your product changes.

Explore beyond the checklist

Use Deep Scan to investigate edge cases and unexpected paths.

Triage with evidence

Review recordings, logs and reproduction steps where available.

How it works: From test intent to actionable findings.

  1. 1

    Map the areas to test

    Discovery explores screens and user flows, then suggests Scenarios. Your team reviews the journeys and expected outcomes.

  2. 2

    Run regressions and explore edges

    Run saved journeys in a browser. Give Deep Scan a goal to investigate paths beyond your test cases.

  3. 3

    Reproduce and hand off failures

    Review passed, failed and incomplete outcomes. Share the available evidence with engineers or a coding agent.

From a changed feature to the next release.

Before merging a change

Run relevant saved Scenarios against a configured pull request preview.

During exploratory testing

Give Deep Scan a goal and a permitted scope to investigate beyond the checklist.

Before the next release

Rerun critical journeys and review unresolved findings with your team.

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