Docket

TL;DR

Docket lets you write tests in plain English. Then we keep those tests in sync with how users actually interact with your product — no more flaky selectors or stale test scripts.

The Problem

E2E tests are a pain to write — and an even bigger pain to maintain.

• Writing Cypress or Playwright tests is time-consuming and brittle
• Even no-code tools require manually defining flows or relying on flaky CSS selectors
• Every UI change risks breaking your suite, forcing teams to either spend hours fixing tests or just give up and test manually

Most teams hit the same tradeoff: move fast and break things — or slow down to ensure quality.

Our Solution

Docket lets you:

• Write tests in plain English ("Log in, Search for Y Combinator t shirt, Add 2 shirts to cart")
• Skip the brittle selectors — we use multimodal agents that interact with the page like humans
• Automatically keep tests up to date with real user session data

Meet the Team

We’re Nishant and Boris — two engineers who dreaded writing tests so much, we started a company to fix it.

We met while working at AWS, and between us, we’ve built and shipped products at Stripe, Citadel, Brex, and Patreon. But testing was always the drag. Writing tests took forever. Keeping them working was even worse. We constantly felt the pain of choosing between moving fast and having confidence in our code.

So we’re building the tool we wish we had: Docket — tests in plain English that stay up to date, without the maintenance burden.

Launch Offer

As part of our launch, we’re offering free complete test suite implementations for our next 10 customers. Book a demo here!

— Nishant & Boris