Carbonate

About Carbonate

Carbonate is an end-to-end testing tool that removes the two things that make E2E suites expensive: writing them and maintaining them. Tests are recorded rather than coded — you drive your own application inside Carbonate's remotely controlled browser, and its recorder detects each interaction (typing into a field, clicking a button, clearing an item) and captures it as a plain-English test step. Nothing is installed locally and no code is written. The second half is the part that matters over time. Because the steps are recorded as natural-language descriptions rather than as CSS or XPath selectors, Carbonate's AI engine resolves them against the current DOM at run time. When the application changes and a selector-based test would break, Carbonate works out the equivalent element the way a real user would — the site shows the fallback chain explicitly, from a plain 'Click on Get Started in the menu' step down through the XPath it would otherwise have depended on. Generated tests are auto-healing scripts, and you can run them either on Carbonate's cloud test runner or download them to run inside your own CI pipeline, so the tool does not have to sit in the deployment path.

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