Ship AI-written code with a QA behind it.
Tada works through the feature like a QA engineer, records the walkthrough, and stops a broken one from merging.
For founders, vibe coders, contractors and agencies shipping AI-written code. With a QA team, or as the QA.
Building with AI is fast. Checking the work is not. Every feature your agent ships still needs someone to open the app and make sure it actually works, and that someone is usually you. Skip it and the first person to find the problem is a customer.
Tada is that someone. It opens your app, works through each feature like a QA engineer would, records the walkthrough so you can see for yourself, and stops a broken one before it ships. If you have a QA team, it's a second pair of hands. If you don't, it's your QA.
You ship the feature. Tada checks it.
About a minute a run, while you're doing something else.
Starts the moment your feature goes up
Your agent opens a pull request, the preview deploys, and Tada gets to work. Nobody presses anything.
Works through it like a person would
A real browser on the deployed build, clicking through the feature the way someone using it would.
If something breaks, it does not ship
The merge stops and no demo goes out. What you get is the frame where it broke, and the few before it.
Bulk export as CSV#476 · feat/csv-export✕ Blocked2/5 · 0:31Promo code on checkout#481 · fix/promo-code✕ Blocked3/4 · 0:47Fix attachment upload on composer#482 · fix/upload● Passed6/6 · 1:12Composer keyboard shortcuts#479 · feat/shortcuts● Passed4/4 · 0:54Thread pagination#477 · fix/pagination● Passed7/7 · 1:38Invite teammates by email#474 · feat/invites● Passed5/5 · 1:05If it passes, the demo lands on the PR
Watch link, no login. The reviewer, the designer, the client, anyone you send it to sees it working.
Nothing for you to write or babysit.
Just the verdict, from something that learns your app as it goes.
An answer, not an opinion.
Tada leaves no comments on your code. One check, one recording, one answer: did it work.
No test specs to write.
You maintain your product, not a test suite.
Learns your app.
Every run teaches Tada what correct looks like in your app, and it keeps what it learns.
Your rules, enforced.
"$0 orders are invalid." "Never delete the last admin." "p95 under 400ms." Decide once; Tada holds the line on every run after.
Your agent runs it. Your team sees it.
Claude, Cursor or Copilot in. The verdict out to GitHub and Slack.
- Claude Code
- Codex
- Cursor
- GitHub Copilot
- Windsurf
- Zed
- VS Code
- Gemini CLI
- GitHub
- Slack
- Linear
- Notion
You pay per run. People are free.
A run is Tada opening your app, working through a feature, and coming back with an answer. Forty free every month.
Free
$0/ month
- Runs included
- 40 / month
- Overage
- Never billed
- Repos
- 1
- Voice narration
- Silent
- Demos kept
- 30 days
- Runs at once
- 1
- Support
- Community
Solo
$29$19first month
Everything in Free, plus
- House Rules
- Required checks
- Runs included
- 75 / month
- Overage
- $0.47 / run
- Repos
- 3
- Members
- 1
- Voice narration
- Included
- Demos kept
- Indefinitely
- Support
Team
$79/ month
Everything in Solo, plus
- Runs included
- 250 / month
- Repos
- Unlimited
- Members
- Unlimited
- Runs at once
- 2
Before you add it.
The five things a team wants settled first.
Install the GitHub app, give Tada your preview URL, and add a flow: a few plain steps like "click Pay", then "the receipt shows". Or commit .tada/flows/<feature>.md with the PR. No test suite.
Stop shipping code no one ran.
Tada opens every feature your agent ships, works through it like a QA engineer would, and stops a broken one before anyone sees it.
No pipeline yet? tada run works on localhost.