Tell the AI journey builder what a customer does on your site. It walks the site in a real browser, builds every step, and screenshots each one. Save it, copy it, or turn it into a template the whole team can reuse.
No credit card. No code. Works on any site, Webflow included.
6 steps and 6 screenshots, built in seconds
Save journeyYou stay in control the whole way. The AI does the clicking.
Start from a page and describe the journey in plain English, the way you would explain it to a colleague.
The AI navigates, clicks, fills in forms, and submits them, logging and screenshotting every step as it goes.
Check the steps, tweak anything in the no-code builder, then schedule it with your devices, locations, and alerts.
Nothing is scheduled until you review the steps and press save.
The AI does what a careful tester would: find the link, fill each field, submit, and confirm the result. You see each action as it happens.
Found “Contact” in the main menu and opened /contact.
Located the Name field and entered a test name.
Located the Email field and entered a test inbox address.
Wrote a message: “I’d like to schedule a demo.”
Clicked “Send message” and waited for the response.
Most tools still expect you to configure every step by hand. That is why critical journeys go unmonitored.
Configure every click, field, and wait yourself.
Describe the journey once. The steps are built for you.
Inspect the page to find query selectors.
Elements are found by what they are, like “Add to cart”.
Debug failed element matches one by one.
Each step comes with a screenshot, so you can see what was matched.
Rewrite steps whenever the layout changes.
Steps follow the intent of the element, not its class name.
If you can describe it, the AI can build it. A few prompts teams start with:
“Go to the contact page, fill in the form, and submit it.”
“Sign in with the test account and check the dashboard loads.”
“Add the first product to the cart and continue to payment.”
“Search for boots and open the first product in the results.”
Good journeys are worth keeping. Save them to a shared library, import them as templates, and duplicate tests in a click, so nobody builds the same login twice.
4 steps · uses the TEST_USER secret
9 steps · stops before the charge
6 steps · built with AI
5 steps · reads the test inbox
When a journey is ready, save it to the library so anyone on the team can find it.
Creating a new test? Import a journey from the library instead of building from scratch.
Duplicate a test to try a change, or to version a flow while keeping its history for comparison.
Steps point at a base-domain variable instead of a fixed address. Copy the test, change one value, and the same journey runs somewhere else.
A step that opens /account on whichever domain the test uses.
Test accounts, tokens, and passwords live in secrets, not in the steps, so copied journeys stay safe.
Agencies can build a checkout once, save it as a template, and start each client’s test from it.
A generated journey is a normal journey. Everything you can do in the no-code builder still applies.
Reorder, remove, or add steps, and set conditions for elements that only sometimes appear.
Require text on the page, fail on console errors, or set limits on failed requests.
Pick the device, locations, how often it runs, and who gets the alert when it fails.
Every journey ends up in the same place, with the same evidence when it fails.
Add, reorder, and configure steps by hand when you want full control.
Synthetic monitoring →A journey the AI builds is saved as a synthetic test, so it runs on synthetic tokens: 30 seconds of browser-test time each.
Which plans include AI generation, plus Solo and Pro, are on the pricing page.
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It measures performance from the browsers of the people actually visiting your site: how fast pages load, how long the server takes, and how background requests behave.
Add a small JavaScript snippet to the pages you want to measure. On Webflow, put it in the site-wide custom code so every page is covered.
Page load times, backend load, time to first byte, largest contentful paint, and AJAX requests, broken down by location, device, and browser.
RUM shows what real visitors experience. Synthetic monitoring runs scheduled tests to tell you something is broken, even when nobody is visiting. Most teams use both.
Yes. RUM data comes from real visits, so quiet pages produce less data. That is where synthetic tests fill the gap.
The same as uptime monitoring. The free plan gives you 10 checks, and RUM, uptime, SSL, and WHOIS checks all count towards them. Solo raises that to 100 for $5 a month.
Yes. Any site where you can add a script to the page head can send real user data, Webflow included.
Instant checks, core monitoring products, and engineering resources.
Create complete synthetic journeys from a simple prompt.
Explore builder →Describe it, review it, save it. Then copy it for every environment and every site that needs it.
