Ana_TestRise's comments

Thanks, Pucholo. Updating the Profile is one of the feature that we're working on for the next release.

Status of the pending tests takes 2 hours-12 hours depending on the load on the system and the complexity of the test. You can enter additional tests even if you have pending tests. There is no limit on the number of tests that you can setup.

I remember what my friend's sister shared with me a few months ago. She put all her adventure and travel into a blog so that the time when she becomes a grandma, she could just share the blog with her grandchildren to tell them her life stories.

This is what I think also about documenting my life.

Thanks for this Jefro118. This would greatly help us as we are learning from the process.

Thanks artellectual. Looking forward to working with you.

TestRise is a fit for applications that have launched and say do weekly deployments to production which need to be periodically tested. The client can use our service to test their staging environment first and after all their tests have passed, they can get us to test production afterwards as well.

Companies who require faster turnaround times will be able to do so in the future as well. The Unlimited plan with a single parallel test works very well for early stage startups that can execute the tests at the end of their workday knowing that when they come back the next morning they will have their results.

The unlimited plan is not a good fit for people who are deploying multiple times a day and need much faster turnaround times.

Arielm those are all good points.

1. I completely understand, being a software tester for over 10 years. We are going to build in functions in the software that will make it easier for users.

2. The unlimited plan is limited in the launch phase to certain number of companies already. We are going to shutting down sign ups after hitting that level to avoid disappointment as you have mentioned.

3. TestRise isn’t a replacement for Selenium. While automated tests have their place, using real users with real devices brings up a lot more edge cases.

Would be great to hear your thoughts in detail and swap notes about your experience with prior similar services. I can be reached at analyn (at) testrise (dot) com

Biot you made some excellent points. The pricing at the moment is definitely exploratory. Our goal is to limit the number of people we sign up at this level and learn from the process.

I think your idea of limiting the amount of tests is great and something we will definitely explore. When we were running the service for clients manually we did something similar. As for services such as 24/7 support along with neat features like variables and interacting with API's they are on the roadmap. We are bootstrapping this at the moment and looking for our first 10 - 20 customers to work with us as we refine the service. They get a very affordable QA service and we refine our process.

Biot if you have used rainforestqa before would be great if I could ask you a couple of questions over email if possible. I can be reached at analyn (at) testrise (dot) com. Your help would be greatly appreciated

We do not support Jira integration at the moment sorry. It is something we will put on the roadmap if enough users request it. I am building the notifications to be pushed to Hipchat & Slack though. Hope that will be good enough to get you started!

Thanks Lyon, will be in touch with you over email to learn more about your product.

Yes, we do. You can just run the test that you define every Friday and when you get back to work on Monday you will have everything tested and ready to go for your next cycle. If you have any questions you can email me at analyn (at) testrise (dot) com

Our main difference from rainforest is going to be that we have a completely in-house team of testers at our startup. Rainforest uses their virtual network to match your tests with appropriate testers.

Yes @spking. In our initial launch, we will be supporting all major web browsers. Mobile apps is going to be released shortly.