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Product Sweeps

A sweep bundles several scenario templates against one target URL as a single unit, so you can check "did my deploy break anything" across signup, checkout, invites, and mobile nav in one action instead of creating and triggering four separate runs.

Creating a sweep​

Go to My Runs → New Sweep, or click "Testing several flows? Bundle them into a Sweep" from the New Playtest form. Fill in:

  • Target URL: the site every selected flow will run against.
  • Viewport: desktop or mobile, applied to every flow in the sweep. To cover both, create two sweeps.
  • Sweep label (optional): a name for this bundle, e.g. "Post-deploy regression check."
  • Flows to include: check any of the built-in scenario templates. Each one runs with its own default steps, the same ones you'd get picking it individually on the New Playtest form.

Creating a sweep costs nothing by itself, the same two-step model as a single run. Nothing is charged until you trigger it.

Triggering a sweep​

The sweep detail page shows a Run this sweep button and the total credit cost: one credit per selected flow. Triggering debits and enqueues every flow at once; each flow executes independently through the same runner and reporting pipeline a standalone run uses.

If you run out of credits partway through, the flows that already started keep running and the rest stay in draft. The sweep page shows exactly which ones went through, and you can top up and trigger again to pick up the rest.

Reading the results​

The sweep detail page live-updates while any flow is still queued or running, then settles into an aggregate view: how many flows passed, failed, or are still pending, plus a list of every flow linking to its own full report (screenshots, issues, console/network errors, everything a single run's report has).

Sharing a sweep​

Every sweep gets a public link at /s/{slug}, shown alongside the private detail page. It's read-only, no trigger button, and each flow links to its own public /r/{slug} report rather than the private run page, so you can share the whole bundle's results without exposing your account.