kogiQA

About

kogiQA is a UI automation tool that works without selectors. Instead of checking the DOM or searching for complex selectors, you write tests by typing what you see on the page, which the site describes as intuitive and significantly faster. Because tests don't depend on IDs, labels, or exact text, the automation keeps running when the DOM, IDs, labels, or text change, which helps avoid flaky tests caused by minor UI updates. You can also use kogiQA without writing code by using its UI, or record your steps and export the code to continue from there.

kogiQA can run your tests across platforms, either with one click or one line of code in the cloud, on Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge. It also supports features such as Flutter web testing, file uploads, contenteditable elements, HTML5 Canvas drawing, multi-step drag and drop, hover simulation, element resizing, keyboard shortcuts and combinations, email testing with a one-time address, accessibility checks, and PDF testing.

kogiQA is also offered for manual testing. You can take a screenshot with one click, fill a selected input field with matching dummy text using Ctrl+S, insert a random Unicode string with Ctrl+D, and generate a PDF bug report containing your recent steps, console logs, and network requests from the page context menu. The website lists downloads for macOS, Windows, and Linux.