Qoretix

Qoretix: tests that follow your code Test cases live in a spreadsheet or TestRail while the code moves in Git. Every release the two drift apart, and QA spends the week before a release rewriting cases that no longer match the screens. An automation suite does not fix this. It is one more artifact that goes stale, and small teams have nobody to maintain it. The result is releases shipped on stale checks and gut feeling, with a coverage number that counts cases that exist rather than cases that ran. Qoretix treats the GitHub commit as the source of truth. It reads the PR diff together with your domain documents, proposes case changes, and a person approves them, so cases evolve with the code. Every run leaves screenshots, an HTML report and a replay video for failures. The PASS / CONDITIONAL / FAIL verdict and the coverage number count only checks that actually executed. Flaky checks are tracked per case and per browser engine and quarantined, and dependency and code-scanning findings sit next to the test results so the release decision happens on one page. It is built for teams of 3 to 30 engineers with one QA or none, for agencies that must show evidence of verification rather than a promise, and for customers who want the verdict and the proof without a configuration screen. Connect a GitHub repository, add a target URL and a test account, and the first run is one button away.