How CodeRadar AI Works
A simple testing flow: Upload → Understand → Test → Learn → Improve
Upload Your Project
Drop your codebase as a ZIP file. CodeRadar AI automatically detects languages, frameworks, and project structure.
Requirements Reading
Upload requirements documents. AI extracts what needs to be tested and validated.
Codebase Understanding
AI reads your code to understand API routes, UI components, database models, and how everything connects.
Backend API Testing
Discovers all endpoints automatically. Tests with smart inputs (good and bad). Detects missing validations and risky behavior.
Frontend UI Testing
Opens your app in a real browser. Clicks buttons, submits forms, navigates pages. Flags broken flows and flaky UI.
Full-Stack Integration Check
Validates that UI and backend agree on data. Tests complete user journeys end-to-end. Catches integration bugs.
Failure Analysis
AI explains why things failed instead of just saying "test failed". Groups related problems and prioritizes fixes.
Learning & Tracking
Tracks flaky tests, repeated failures, and patterns over time. Builds confidence through historical data.
Release Decision
Gives you a clear signal: Safe to release or needs attention. Red flags and green lights.
What Makes CodeRadar AI Different
Not just another testing tool — an AI partner that understands your whole project
Reads Your Codebase
Understands your project structure, not just individual files. Knows how frontend and backend connect.
Tests Like a Real User
Opens real browsers, clicks real buttons, submits real forms. Not just unit tests — actual behavior testing.
Explains Failures
Doesn't just say "test failed" — tells you why it failed and what to look at first.
Learns Over Time
Tracks patterns, detects flakiness, and builds confidence through historical data.
What CodeRadar AI Tests
Multi-language, multi-framework support for modern web development
Backend Frameworks
- FastAPI
- Django
- Flask
- Express.js
- NestJS
- Spring Boot
- Rails
- ASP.NET
Frontend Frameworks
- React
- Vue
- Angular
- Svelte
- Next.js
- Nuxt
- Vanilla JavaScript
- TypeScript Apps
What Gets Tested
- API Endpoints
- Form Submissions
- Button Clicks
- Navigation Flows
- Data Validation
- Error Handling
- UI-Backend Integration
- User Journeys