Why teams choose Raiken
If your team spends hours on flaky E2E tests or struggles to keep automation aligned with product changes, Raiken gives you faster test creation, lower maintenance, and a clearer path to team-wide QA collaboration—without changing your existing stack.
Lower QA cost per release
Raiken cuts test creation and maintenance time by automating the heavy lifting. Teams spend less time writing and fixing tests, and more time shipping.
More reliable automation, fewer flaky tests
Raiken captures real UI context and generates stable selectors, reducing brittle tests and false failures that slow down shipping.
Faster onboarding for new engineers
Instead of digging through brittle test code, new team members can generate and understand tests using natural language on the dashboard.
Product changes stop breaking QA
Planned business-context integration (Jira + GitHub) aligns tests with current requirements, not outdated assumptions. This reduces "false bug" noise and accelerates releases.
Coming soonTeam-wide collaboration
The collaborative test graph will let teams build, visualize, and share test flows together—making QA a shared asset, not siloed scripts.
Coming soonScales with your organization
From single devs to larger teams, Raiken's local-first workflow, AI automation, and upcoming collaboration features make it a practical path from "manual testing" to "automated QA at scale."
Under the hood
How Raiken works
A CLI-first tool that indexes your project and captures your UI to generate tests grounded in reality.
Code Graph Indexing
Scans your project structure—components, routes, dependencies—and stores it locally for context-aware generation.
DOM Capture
Uses Playwright to snapshot interactive elements, ensuring generated tests use real, stable selectors from your actual UI.
AI Test Generation
Describe tests in plain English. Raiken streams production-ready Playwright code directly to your dashboard.
Project Detection
Automatically identifies your framework, test runner, package manager, and entry points during initialization.
Local Dashboard
A browser UI served by the CLI for writing prompts, viewing generated tests, and managing your test suite.
Config-Driven Setup
All settings in one raiken.config.json file—browser settings, AI provider, output paths.
See it in action
Install Raiken, point it at your project, and generate your first test in minutes.