Release confidence + Playwright orchestration

Know if your release is ready before you ship.

Run your Playwright suites, organize executions by project and environment, inspect failures and history, and turn completed checks into a release-confidence signal.

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Get from signup to your first test execution in about 5 minutes.

Keep Playwright and the CI/CD pipeline you already trust. ReleaseReady adds a focused execution, evidence, and release-context layer around them.

Checkout · Release 2.8.0

release/2.8.0 · staging

Needs review

Release Confidence

94.0%

Example snapshot · 48 of 51 captured checks passed

Passed

48

Failed

1

Duration

2m 18s

Latest execution #184

Manual trigger · resolved commit a84c02e

Failed
@smokePassed
@checkoutFailed
@apiPassed

Illustrative data shown in a product-faithful ReleaseReady view.

Built for teams that already use Playwright

DevelopersQA engineersSDETsSaaS teamsTechnical founders

Real product, real execution context

See more than whether the command exited cleanly

ReleaseReady keeps the result beside the project, environment, trigger, reference, test selection, logs, evidence, and history that produced it.

Projects

Keep repository configuration, test selection, and the latest execution together.

ReleaseReady projects view with repository and Playwright execution configuration

How ReleaseReady works

Connect, configure, run, understand

The workflow follows the release decision you are already making. Advanced controls stay out of the way until you need them.

  1. 01

    Create your project

    Organize executions around the application, service, or product you are shipping.

    Keep testing history and release context separated by project.

  2. 02

    Configure your environment once

    Store reusable variables and encrypted secrets for the environments your Playwright tests use.

    Stop rebuilding runtime configuration before every execution.

  3. 03

    Run exactly what the release needs

    Choose a repository, environment, checklist, or Playwright tags, then trigger manually or through GitHub.

    Spend time on reliable tests instead of another execution layer.

  4. 04

    Understand the result

    Review status, failures, duration, branch and commit context, evidence, history, and release confidence.

    Make release decisions with context—not a single green checkmark.

Your first run in 5 minutes

Reach useful output before setup becomes a project

Start with one project, one environment, and the default all-tests selection. Add checklists, tags, webhooks, and richer release organization when they become useful.

Run Your First Test

About five minutes assumes you already have a compatible Playwright repository. Repository access and runner availability can affect setup time.

  1. 00:00

    Create your account

    Continue with GitHub, Google, or email when that provider is enabled for your deployment.

  2. 00:30

    Create a project

    A name is the only required field. Connect the repository next; advanced settings can wait.

  3. 01:30

    Configure an environment

    Add only what your suite needs, such as BASE_URL, API_URL, ENVIRONMENT, or TEST_USER.

  4. 02:30

    Choose what to execute

    Use all tests by default, or select a checklist and Playwright tags for a focused run.

  5. 03:00

    Start the execution

    ReleaseReady records the request and keeps the status clear from queued through completion.

  6. 04:00–05:00

    Review your release signal

    Inspect passed and failed tests, duration, logs, and source context. Add completed runs to a Release for a durable confidence snapshot.

From signup to your first execution signal in about 5 minutes.

Release Confidence becomes available when completed project runs are selected and captured in a Release.

Why teams use it

The outcome is confidence, not another test command

ReleaseReady turns the execution mechanism into a workflow your team can understand, revisit, and use to make a shipping decision.

Ship with more confidence

See the state of your automated checks before a release moves forward.

Reduce debugging time

Keep results, environment, project, branch, commit, and execution output together.

Preserve release history

Retain the executions and evidence used for a release instead of losing context in old job logs.

Reduce repetitive setup

Reuse Workspace environments and test selection across executions.

Keep your existing CI

Use ReleaseReady as a focused Playwright orchestration layer around—not instead of—your pipeline.

Built for focused teams

Get useful orchestration and release visibility without adopting a heavyweight QA platform.

Playwright locally

Fast feedback for the person running the command.

Your CI/CD

Controls the wider build, deployment, and automation pipeline.

ReleaseReady

Coordinates Playwright runs and keeps the evidence in release context.

Product capabilities

Available today—not a future-feature wishlist

Every capability below maps to a working ReleaseReady flow. Planned intelligence is labeled separately in the roadmap.

Playwright execution

Available now

Trigger JavaScript and TypeScript Playwright repositories through direct or delegated runners.

Projects and Workspaces

Available now

Separate applications, members, environments, execution history, and release records.

Reusable environments

Available now

Store visible variables and encrypted secrets, then capture an immutable configuration snapshot per run.

Tag-based selection

Available now

Define checklist templates and run only the Playwright tags relevant to the change.

Multiple trigger paths

Available now

Start manually, through the API, with a signed GitHub webhook, or from GitHub Actions.

Execution status and evidence

Available now

Track queued, running, passed, failed, and cancelled outcomes with counts, logs, and downloadable evidence.

Branch and commit context

Available now

Preserve the requested reference, executed repository, resolved commit, and trigger source.

Releases and confidence

Available now

Select completed project runs, snapshot their evidence, and calculate Release Confidence from captured checks.

Product evolution

From test execution to release confidence

ReleaseReady is growing around the software release workflow. Current and future capabilities are deliberately separated.

Phase 01Available now

Reliable Playwright execution

Run tests without building another interface around your execution layer.

  • Manual, API, webhook, and GitHub Actions triggers
  • Projects, checklists, tags, and runner dispatch
  • Execution status, results, logs, and evidence
Phase 02
Available nowIn development

Release visibility

Understand what ran, where it ran, and which evidence supports the release.

  • Workspaces and reusable environments
  • History, branch, commit, per-run duration, and test counts
  • Release snapshots and Release Confidence

In development: expanded runtime and stability rollups built from execution history.

Phase 03Planned

Release intelligence

Use deeper execution history to surface patterns and risk before production.

  • Flaky-test trends and instability metrics
  • Historical release and runtime comparisons
  • Regression patterns and richer workflow integrations

No AI prediction, recommendation engine, flaky-test score, or average-runtime rollup is presented as currently available.

Who it is for

A focused layer for practical engineering teams

Solo developer

“I have Playwright tests, but I do not want to maintain a separate execution dashboard.”

Use one focused layer for triggering runs and reviewing results.

QA engineer / SDET

“I need better visibility into environments, failures, tags, and execution evidence.”

Keep automation organized around the release decision.

SaaS team

“We need a clear testing signal before deploying a new version.”

Combine test execution with project, environment, and release context.

Small engineering team

“We need orchestration without an enterprise testing platform.”

Adopt a lightweight workflow that complements the tools you already use.

Simple monthly pricing

Start with real Playwright executions

Use the free allowance to validate your workflow. Upgrade when you need unlimited runs and the full paginated execution history.

ReleaseReady Free

$0 / month

10 executions per usage cycle

  • Manual and supported GitHub triggers
  • Projects, Workspaces, and environments
  • Results, logs, release snapshots, and latest 3 runs
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Unlimited runs

ReleaseReady Pro

$16 / month

Billed monthly through Stripe

  • Unlimited test executions
  • Full paginated execution history
  • Everything currently included in Free
Start with ReleaseReady

If a Pro trial is enabled for your deployment, its current duration appears in Stripe checkout before you subscribe.

Know what you are shipping

Run your tests. Understand the result. Build release confidence.

Get your first Playwright execution running in about five minutes—without replacing your CI/CD pipeline.

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