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Inject the QAce testing overlay on any site — map pages, generate plans, and run agentic E2E tests without instrumenting the app. QAce — Visual QA and Release Validation, Right Inside Your Browser QAce brings structured quality assurance directly into your browser, helping product teams test websites, identify issues, and capture actionable feedback without interrupting their workflow. Connect the extension to your QAce project, enable it for approved websites, and launch the QAce overlay on staging, development, or production environments. Instead of relying on scattered screenshots, vague messages, and disconnected bug reports, QAce keeps testing context attached to the page being reviewed. Test websites where they actually run QAce is designed for teams that need to review live web experiences in realistic browser environments. Add approved origins to your project, enable the extension, and use the QAce overlay while navigating your application. The extension is especially useful for: - Staging and pre-production validation - User-interface and visual quality checks - Regression testing - Release readiness reviews - Product acceptance testing - Cross-functional design and development feedback - Capturing issues directly from the affected page Keep every issue connected to its context QAce helps reduce the back-and-forth that usually happens after someone reports a bug. Feedback can be collected while the tester is viewing the exact page where the problem appears, making it easier for teams to understand what happened and where to investigate. Depending on your QAce workspace configuration, captured testing context may include page information, browser details, screenshots, console activity, reproduction steps, or other relevant diagnostic information. This gives developers and QA teams clearer reports while allowing product managers, designers, and non-technical testers to provide useful feedback without writing complicated technical explanations. Controlled website access QAce only activates on origins that you explicitly add to the extension. From the extension popup, you can: - Select the QAce project you want to use - Add the website currently open in your browser - Manage the list of allowed origins - Enable or disable QAce on the current browser - Open your QAce dashboard - Refresh your available projects This origin-based approach gives teams control over where the QAce overlay can be injected and prevents it from appearing on unrelated websites. Built for modern product teams QAce creates a shared testing workflow for everyone involved in shipping software. For QA teams: organize browser-based testing and collect better issue reports. For developers: receive clearer context that can reduce investigation and reproduction time. For designers: review visual implementation directly inside the working product. For product managers: validate functionality and user experience before approving a release. For non-technical testers: report problems without needing developer tools or technical bug-reporting knowledge. From observation to action Traditional testing workflows often involve taking a screenshot, opening another platform, creating a ticket, describing the problem, pasting the URL, and answering follow-up questions. QAce brings those steps closer together. A tester can review the application in the browser, capture the issue while it is visible, and send the resulting information into the connected QAce workspace. Teams can then use the dashboard to review findings, track progress, and support release decisions. Designed for staging and production workflows Use QAce during active development, before deployment, or as part of a structured production review. Common workflows include: - Checking a newly implemented feature - Reviewing a staging deployment - Validating a bug fix - Testing responsive layouts - Confirming design implementation - Running regression checks before release - Reviewing critical customer journeys - Performing final release acceptance Simple setup 1- Install the QAce browser extension. 2- Sign in to your QAce account. 3- Select a project. 4- Add the website origin you want to test. 5- Enable QAce on your browser. 6- Open the approved website and begin your QA workflow. The overlay key is loaded automatically, so there is no need to manually copy and paste project credentials into the extension. Ship with greater confidence QAce helps teams move from informal feedback to a more consistent and traceable quality-assurance process. By connecting browser-based testing with the wider QAce workspace, teams can identify issues earlier, communicate them more clearly, and make better-informed release decisions. Build, test, validate, and ship with confidence using QAce.