Plain language. Real browser proof.
Describe what a user does. Run it on a real browser. Keep the work when coverage gets serious.
Automation should not wait for capacity
Too many teams know what should be automated and keep waiting for someone free to write it. Scenario editor closes that gap.
Write Open, Touch, and Check as sentences. Run a real browser Test Case. Share a journey people can read in a review without decoding a framework.
You focus on the user path first. The canvas can wait until the journey needs it.
Gentle to start. Built to grow
Scenario editor keeps DoesQA approachable for testers, PMs, and engineers, and ready for deeper coverage later.
When you need branches, reuse, or a visual map, open the same Flow in Flow Builder. Switching tabs does not mean starting again.
One authoring model for the whole team
Manual testers get a fast first success. Automation engineers get a clean handoff into deeper structure. Developers reviewing a change can follow the sentences.
Use DoesQA AI when you want help describing Elements or deciding what to cover next. Wire outcomes into delivery with Integrations.
Automate with the people closest to risk
The people who know the journey should be able to automate it. Scenario editor makes that true, then stays useful as the pack grows.
