Behavior-spec scenarios written in Gherkin run automatically on Playwright every day, with results pushed straight to the people who own them. Regressions get caught before users do.
The hardest moment in operating a system is when a change ships and a user reports a regression days later. When QA depends entirely on people, you can't move fast and stay reliable at the same time.
Testroom takes the behavior scenarios you write in Gherkin and runs them on Playwright automatically every day. RightStack builds and operates the infrastructure, so adopting teams focus only on writing scenarios and reviewing results.
Results are pushed to the assignees on a fixed schedule. Scenarios catch regressions first — before users have a chance to report them.
Gherkin-standard scenarios, real-browser automation, and managed operations infrastructure.
Behavior specs written as Given · When · Then. Readable by non-developers, runnable as automated tests at the same time.
Real browsers, real user-like interactions. Headless mode, multiple browsers, and mobile viewports all run from the same scenarios.
Scenarios run automatically at the scheduled time. The morning after a change ships, the regression report is already prepared.
Results route directly to the right people — failures only, or full reports, configured per team.
Execution environment, scheduler, and notification channels are all built and operated by RightStack. Adopting teams only focus on scenario authoring.
Catch regressions before users notice. Operational reliability and delivery velocity move up together.
Testroom runs daily regression monitoring across MiraeN's M-Teacher and Choco Platform. Critical user flows are defined as Gherkin scenarios; Playwright executes them every day and routes results to the assignees. By the morning after a change ships, the regression status is already triaged — letting the team respond before users are affected.