Debug your browser automation, step by step

When a browser test or automation breaks, most tools leave you guessing — a stack trace, a screenshot if you’re lucky, and a lot of print statements. You re-run it, squint at logs, and hope.

It doesn’t have to work that way.

See every step, find the break fast

In Webend Creator’s PilotStudio, a flow is built from named, reusable steps — login, inventory, cart, checkout — and every run records exactly what happened at each one. When something fails you don’t guess: you open the run, walk the steps, and see the logs, screenshots, and status for each. The break is right there.

How it works

• Step by step — each step is a named block you can run and inspect on its own, not one opaque script.
• Every run, fully captured — status, duration, logs, and screenshots along the way, kept for every run.
• Open the failing step — jump straight into the included page object that broke, fix it, and run again.
• Lint before you run — catch unnamed steps and risky loops before they ever execute.

Who it’s for

Anyone maintaining browser flows that have to keep working — QA, ops, support. Debugging stops being archaeology and becomes “open the run, read the step.”

Try it on your own site

You can have this running in minutes.

Start your free 30-day trial → — no credit card required. Or browse the full PilotStudio walkthrough on our YouTube channel.