hey Product Hunt! Facundo here, CEO & co-founder of Bugster.
Why did we build this?
Every developer knows the pain: your tests pass, staging looks good, then production breaks in ways you never imagined
We created Bugster to solve this. It's AI that doesn't just test your app, it actively tries to break the parts you just changed, like your most creative user would.
Think of it as hiring a QA engineer whose only job is to find edge cases in your Next.js app. No writing tests, no maintaining brittle automation, just real browser testing that catches what manual testing misses.
After months in beta, we're excited to share this with the PH community. It's free to try, and we'd love your feedback on how we can make testing less painful for developers.
Bugster does make QA feel effortless. AI-powered testing without writing or maintaining a single test is a game changer. Excited to see how it helps teams catch bugs before production.
Are you guys live or in production for any of your clients ?
PS: Wishing you tons of success!
Congrats on the launch, Facundo and the Bugster team! 🎉 Your approach to AI-driven testing that simulates real user behavior sounds like a game changer for developers. It's awesome to see innovative tools that take the stress out of finding those elusive bugs. Can't wait to give Bugster a try! 🚀
Awesome!!! And Faaacundo is from Córdoba, like me!!! Congrats! proud of you, guys!!!
We're in full development of our dapp and we'd love to try Bugster's beta version. Could you share beta access with us? We'd be very willing to give constructive feedback on the tool and how it can improve our testing experience. Thanks!!! GM
Amazing product! 🚀 Even more impressive is the amazing team behind it. Big congrats on the launch!
Incredible tool, i used to have dedicated devs to do what bugster solves better in minutes!
Hey team, does this mean I don't have to write tests? How exactly does it work?
Wow, this looks so useful! Makes QA testing super easy. Can’t wait to try it out!
The instant setup part really stands out. Many testing tools require complex configurations but it promises a smooth start. That's exactly what busy dev teams need when working across multiple repositoties and projects.
Hey team! Bugster is awesome. Even if you're chasing the vibe-coding wave, we will always need to debug and test in order to healthy scale our business. Love to see you helping on that and wish you all the best on this impressive launch!
One of the things I’m most excited about is how fast it is to validate changes.
You can literally run from your terminal:
bugster run --quick "test checkout flow"
The agent spins up a real browser, runs the flow, and tells you instantly if it breaks.
If you want long-term coverage, you can keep it as a YAML test suite.
If you just need to check something once, use QuickTest — disposable, no setup.
We designed it to fit into everyday dev workflows (local dev, CI/CD, even coding agents like Cursor).
Super curious to hear: what would you test first with Bugster?
As a startup, we don't have the extra budget to hire a dedicated QA team. Most of the time, the whole team ends up testing ourselves, but our bandwidth is limited. Bugster looks like a total lifesaver. I'll definitely give it a try. I really think it could save us tons of time and effort ! @Bugster
hey Product Hunt! Facundo here, CEO & co-founder of Bugster.
Why did we build this?
Every developer knows the pain: your tests pass, staging looks good, then production breaks in ways you never imagined
We created Bugster to solve this. It's AI that doesn't just test your app, it actively tries to break the parts you just changed, like your most creative user would.
Think of it as hiring a QA engineer whose only job is to find edge cases in your Next.js app. No writing tests, no maintaining brittle automation, just real browser testing that catches what manual testing misses.
After months in beta, we're excited to share this with the PH community. It's free to try, and we'd love your feedback on how we can make testing less painful for developers.
Huge thanks to @fmerian for the hunt! 🚀