End-to-end testing that follows your users all the way through

End-to-end testing checks a complete user journey from start to finish, across every system it touches. Instead of testing the login page or the payments API alone, it confirms that a real user can sign in, buy something, and see the order everywhere it should appear. It catches the bugs that live between components, which unit and integration tests usually miss.

With Robonito, you describe the journey in plain language, capture it with the recorder, or start from a Jira ticket, and AI agents turn it into test cases. The agent runs each step, heals steps when the UI changes, and logs the evidence. Engineers can add optional script injection when a flow needs it, but no code is required to get started.

Yes. Robonito tests web, Android and iOS mobile, and desktop apps, and can send HTTP requests to check APIs, so one team can cover each leg of a journey in one place. Web test automation is on the Free plan, and mobile, desktop, and API testing are included from the Pro plan at $199 per month.

End-to-end tests are flaky mostly because long journeys depend on many moving parts, and scripted locators break when any of them changes. Robonito's agents reduce that by self-healing steps when the UI shifts and grouping related failures into clusters, so you can tell a real defect from a test that simply needs updating.

Integration testing checks that components work together, while end-to-end testing follows the full path a real user takes through the product. An integration test might confirm a service writes to its database correctly. An end-to-end test confirms a customer can place an order and see it everywhere. You need both, because each catches different problems.

Run your critical end-to-end tests on every release candidate and on a regular schedule against staging. In Robonito you can trigger suites from your CI/CD pipeline and set schedules per environment, so a broken journey surfaces before customers hit it. Keep the fastest, most important journeys in every run and the long tail on a nightly schedule.