from what you already have: a ticket, a document, a single paragraph.
in a real browser and a real desktop app, with video and evidence.
when a selector breaks, it rewrites itself and keeps going.
A test management tool records what happened.
Qymar makes it happen.
The site changed. A button moved. The test no longer wrecks your day.
When an element changes, it rewrites the locator on its own, runs again and keeps going, and records exactly what changed, for you to review.
Only something that's there when it breaks can fix it.
Video and screenshots built in, in a single file that opens on any machine with nothing to install. You forward it to your manager and you're done.
No spec to write, no spreadsheet to fill in, nothing to prep.
a ticket, a document, or just a pasted paragraph.
it pulls what's scattered around: the description, the discussion comments, the acceptance criteria on the parent item, the attachment.
the scenarios, plus scripts that actually run.
Every rung below works on its own. You're never blocked because a doc is missing.
Every rule in the requirement is traced to the scenario that tests it. Whatever's left out shows up, with a button to fix it.
Live now: paste the text or upload the document → ready scenarios and tests, with self-repair, in the browser and on legacy desktop.
In progress (and you, as a pioneer, help set the order): pulling straight from Jira / Azure DevOps, the 4-question interview, screen recording, and the coverage matrix.
Old desktop apps, the kind where a QA still clicks through by hand, one field at a time, every release. It maps the screen, writes the test and runs it, with video of what it did.
No documentation? It sweeps the screen and builds the map on its own.
No feature requires an integration. Your credentials and your data never leave your machine.
| Starting from | Test cases | Runs | Bugs |
|---|---|---|---|
| I don't use any of these tools | available | available | available |
| Azure DevOps / TFS | available | available | available |
| Jira | in progress | in progress | in progress |
The capabilities are composable: run and store everything locally and send only the bugs to your tracker, for example. Nothing here requires a cloud account.
| Capability | Qymar | Test management | Open frameworks |
|---|---|---|---|
| Actually runs the test, end to end | yes | no | yes |
| Fixes the selector on its own, the moment it breaks | yes | no | no |
| Test legacy desktop (WinForms/.NET) | yes | no | no |
| Runs locally / data stays in | yes | cloud | yes |
| Starts from a thin ticket or no spec | yes | partial | no |
| Transparent AI cost (your key / free) | yes | bundled | manual |
When all you need is to organize cases and reports for a large team, a test management tool can be the right call. When you need to run the test, it's here.
Limited seats: the first 15 people on the list get 30 days free at launch. Every new account starts with 7 days. You're among the first to run it when it opens, and you help shape v1.