Drafts, not blank pages
Structured cases from any spec — title, steps, expected result, priority, requirement ID. All editable, nothing final until you approve it.
Solutions · For QA engineers
You review.
It retypes.
The job was never data entry. QAMind drafts the cases, writes the scripts and keeps the run history — you do the part that needs a QA brain: judgement.
A working week
Same week. Different job.
MonRead the PRD twice. Open the spreadsheet. Start typing test steps.
TueStill typing test steps. Feature area 1 of 4.
WedCopy-paste selectors into a Playwright file. Half of them are stale.
ThuRe-run the suite three times to see if checkout is 'really' failing.
FriPaste screenshots into a bug report. Nobody can reproduce it.
What does the lifting
The parts built for you.
An approval workflow that means it
Draft → Ready → Approved. Only approved cases feed script generation, so nothing half-reviewed becomes automation.
Recordings as ground truth
The Chrome extension captures real clicks and inputs. Cases and selectors come from what actually happened in the app.
Flaky tests, named
The analytics leaderboard surfaces slow, inconsistent cases from run history — so you stop re-running and start fixing.
16 case types
Functional, boundary, negative, exploratory, accessibility and more — the taxonomy is built in, not bolted on in a tags column.
Import the past, export anywhere
Bring cases in from .csv, .xlsx or .json. Send reports out as Excel, CSV, PDF or Word when someone upstream asks.