A TestRail alternative inside the tracker
Cases, runs, and signed acceptance without the sync
Dedicated test management means living in two tools bridged by a connector: cases in TestRail, bugs in the tracker, and a sync explaining itself in Slack. Kapvel keeps QA where development happens — cases trace to stories, failed steps file linked bugs in one click, and UAT ends with a client's real signature.
The QA loop, closed
Write cases with steps and expected results (or draft them with AI from the story), group into runs per release or sprint, execute with keyboard-fast pass/fail/blocked, and watch coverage roll up live. Case history shows behavior across runs.
Acceptance that holds up
Client UAT runs collect a typed or drawn signature on acceptance, stored with the release. When "we never approved this" comes up, you have the record.
See it live
This is a real interactive demo — click around, nothing to install.
“Ready for QA”, actually ready
The module trackers never shipped: test cases live on the ticket, testers run them step by step with evidence, and your client signs off with a real signature. AI drafts the test cases straight from the ticket description.
- AI writes test cases from the ticket — review, tweak, accept
- Step-by-step runs: pass, fail or skip with notes & screenshots
- Client UAT in the portal, sealed with a drawn signature
- Automation: Ready for QA creates runs; a fail reopens the ticket
Frequently asked questions
Does Kapvel link test cases to requirements?
Cases link to the issues they verify, and failed executions file bugs pre-linked to both the case and the story — full traceability without a connector.
Can AI write test cases?
Yes — point generation at a story and get draft cases with steps and expected results to edit, so coverage grows at review speed.
What does Testing cost?
Included in Premium, or a $12 per-user add-on on Standard.
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