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A place for every test.
Organize cases into projects and folders. Give each test clear steps, expected results, priorities, and the context your team needs.
Test management, with a little more intelligence
Less test admin.
More confidence.
Your test cases, manual and AI runs, and evidence.
One clear workspace for the people behind every release.
01 / Fewer tabs. More clarity.
Everything your testing needs.
Room for your team to breathe.
Bring the plan, the work, and the result together.
So the next step is always clear.
02
Let AI do the first pass.
Give an agent a page and a testing goal. Review its drafts, edit the details, and save the tests you want to keep.
03
Know what actually happened.
Run cases by hand or with AI. Keep step outcomes and evidence together, so a result is something you can act on.
02 / From plan to proof
A calmer way
to get to release.
One connected workflow. Three clear steps.
01
Plan your coverage.
Create your cases, group them into suites, and build a test plan. Start from your own knowledge or review a first draft from AI.
A clear plan for what matters02
Run tests your way.
Assign a run to your team, work through it manually, or launch an AI agent. Follow each case as the results come in.
Your team and agents, together03
Review the evidence.
See passed, failed, and blocked cases in one place. Open the details, share the result, and turn failures into Jira issues.
The context to make the next call03 / Fits into your day
Your tools.
A clearer connection.
Your testing workflow already has a home.
Runary connects the pieces.
Jira
Turn failed tests into issues, with the context attached.
Playwright & Cypress
Bring results from your automated checks into your test runs.
AI assistants
Let compatible assistants author cases and record results through MCP.
Webhooks & API
Connect testing events and results to the rest of your workflow.
04 / A little more detail
Good questions.
Straight answers.
Get to know the way Runary works.
Is Runary just for automated testing?
No. Manual testing is a core part of Runary. Create structured cases, assign them to teammates, work through each step, and record outcomes and evidence. AI execution and imported automation results sit alongside that work.
What can the AI agents do?
Agents can explore an application page to draft test cases and execute cases in a test run. You can follow job progress and review the saved outcomes and available reports or recordings.
Can I review tests before AI adds them?
Yes. In the draft review workflow, each generated test is reviewed individually. Edit a draft, save it as a case, or discard it. You decide what becomes part of your test suite.
Can I bring in Playwright or Cypress results?
Yes. Runary supports CI report ingestion for Playwright and Cypress through its public API. Your automated results can join the test runs your team already uses.
How does the Jira integration work?
Connect Jira to your workspace and configure the project mapping. Failed test results can create issues, giving your team a direct path from a test failure to follow up work.
Can different teams share a workspace?
Runary organizes work into organizations and projects, with owner, administrator, and member roles. Teams can assign test work and use organization SSO where configured.
05 / Start a conversation
Your team. Your testing.
Let’s talk.
Have a question about Runary, or a workflow you want to bring together? We’d like to hear about it.
Tell us what your next release needs.
Make room for the work that matters
Your next release.
A little more certain.
Less chasing updates. More seeing the whole picture.
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