Description
ColdVisit tests whether a web application's important user journeys still work after a code change, before that change reaches production. It is built for early-stage startups that ship quickly and want a check that goes beyond unit and end-to-end test suites, one that catches journeys breaking only in a live, PR-preview environment.
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A GitHub App connects a repository and its pull-request preview environment. Teams pick and approve the key journeys they want checked, for example applying a discount code and confirming the order total drops. On each pull request, ColdVisit's agent opens a real browser against the PR preview, clicks and types through the approved journey, and posts the result, screenshots and a full browser replay back to the pull request. The company calls part of this guarded selector healing: flows keep running through small UI changes instead of breaking on a hard-coded script, and teams can review the repaired selectors before they are used.
An illustrated example on the site shows the kind of regression this is meant to catch: a promo code that the interface accepts as applied, while the order total does not actually change. Each check produces both a written walkthrough and an unedited browser replay as evidence. Nothing posts to a pull request until the team explicitly turns the checks on.
The Free plan covers three approved flows on one repository, with no card required. Pro is $49 a month, or $490 billed annually, for 15 approved flows across three repositories, with extra flows at $9 a month each. Scale is $199 a month for 50 approved flows across unlimited repositories, with extra flows at $6 a month each. Every plan includes PR checks, screenshots, recordings and reviewable test repairs, and downgrading pauses rather than deletes flows over the new plan's limit.
ColdVisit is built for small engineering teams, particularly early-stage startups, that want targeted regression coverage on the handful of flows that matter most rather than a full QA suite.
- CategoryAI Code Review & Testing
- Pricing ModelOne-off
- DeploymentCloud
- PlatformsWeb
ColdVisit's Core Features
Tests approved user journeys in a real browser on every pull-request preview
Posts pass or fail results, screenshots and a full browser replay to the pull request
Guarded selector healing keeps flows running through small UI changes, with repairs reviewable before use
GitHub App installation connects a repository and its preview environment
Nothing posts to a pull request until the team explicitly turns checks on
Free tier with three approved flows on one repository, no card required
Paid tiers add more approved flows and repositories, with per-flow overage pricing
Illustrated walkthroughs and unedited replays document exactly what broke
How to use ColdVisit?
Install the app: add the ColdVisit GitHub App and connect your PR preview environment
Choose your journeys: let the agent explore your app, then approve the journeys that matter, like checkout
Turn on checks: enable PR checks once ready; nothing posts until you do
Ship a change: open a pull request as usual and let ColdVisit test it against the preview
Review the evidence: check the pass or fail result, screenshots and browser replay on the pull request
Fix or merge: address any regression ColdVisit finds, or merge once the journey passes
ColdVisit's Use Cases
- Pre-merge regression checks
- PR preview verification
- Evidence for code review
