WebSureQTool is a secure automation workspace for Web UI and API testing that keeps your suites, datasets, and results in your own storage. You create tests once, run them on demand or on schedule, and publish clear HTML and JUnit reports that plug into CI CD and support audits. Built in locator health and self healing reduce flaky UI runs and cut maintenance time, so QA and developers spend less time babysitting tests and more time improving coverage. It is easy to start, with a free tier for real use, and a Pro upgrade only when you need scheduling, run history, and code generation for Java or C sharp. Download it, automate one critical flow, and you will know quickly if it is worth rolling out wider.
Keep suite.yaml, dataset.csv, run.json, report.html, and junit.xml in your workspace.
WebSureQTool stores nothing for you; you control storage and retention.
Inspector-assisted UI flows plus OpenAPI-driven API scenarios.
Reviewable, maintainable, and easy to version in Git.
CSV/JSON binding expands tests without duplicating steps.
A quick signal for selector quality and stability to reduce flaky runs.
Run critical suites on demand or on schedule for release confidence.
CodeGen (Java/.NET) plus HTML/JUnit evidence for pipelines and stakeholders.
Full feature inventory
Organized for customers and pricing tiers.
Web automation (Desktop)
Create and maintain web suites as readable YAML: actions, selectors (CSS/XPath), assertions, and datasets — optimized for fast editing.
Run a suite on-demand from the desktop app, with step-level output and clear navigation back to the suite.
Create schedules that run while the desktop app is open. Supports flexible recurrence options and job-level enable/disable controls.
Export a portable bundle (workspace subset + runner) that can execute independently via Windows Task Scheduler — even when the app is closed.
View past runs with pass/fail status and open run artifacts. Upcoming runs show schedule timing and status (not ‘pass’ for the future).
API testing (Desktop)
Organize API tests by project and run suites from the desktop app. Built for repeatable regression runs.
Schedule API suites in-app or export Windows Task bundles for unattended execution.
Generate runnable API test code (Java/C#) from suites to integrate with existing CI pipelines.
Code generation
Export web suites as code in Java/C# test frameworks. Designed for clean projects and maintainable suites at scale.
Export one suite or a selected set of suites in one click — useful for projects with dozens (or hundreds) of suites.
Enterprise scheduling
Supports recurring schedules such as daily/weekly/monthly/yearly, hourly interval, and CRON for advanced timing.
Schedules can be defined in a specific time zone to avoid surprises for distributed teams.
In-app schedules queue onto a single runner to reduce overlap risk. Windows Tasks remain isolated by design.
Governance
Your workspace stays on disk. Exported Windows bundles are portable by default (workspace subset included).
Free users can execute core tests. Pro unlocks CodeGen, Scheduling, and Reports/History.
Free vs Pro
Clear gating. No surprises.
Free is intentionally limited (no CodeGen, Scheduler, or Run/Report History). Pro unlocks all.
| Category | Feature | Free | Pro |
|---|---|---|---|
| Web automation (Desktop) | Suite Editor (YAML-first) Create and maintain web suites as readable YAML: actions, selectors (CSS/XPath), assertions, and datasets — optimized for fast editing. | ✅ | ✅ |
| Web automation (Desktop) | Run Panel Run a suite on-demand from the desktop app, with step-level output and clear navigation back to the suite. | ✅ | ✅ |
| Web automation (Desktop) | Scheduler (in-app) Create schedules that run while the desktop app is open. Supports flexible recurrence options and job-level enable/disable controls. | — | ✅ |
| Web automation (Desktop) | Windows Task Bundle Export Export a portable bundle (workspace subset + runner) that can execute independently via Windows Task Scheduler — even when the app is closed. | — | ✅ |
| Web automation (Desktop) | Reports & Execution History View past runs with pass/fail status and open run artifacts. Upcoming runs show schedule timing and status (not ‘pass’ for the future). | — | ✅ |
| API testing (Desktop) | API Projects & Suites Organize API tests by project and run suites from the desktop app. Built for repeatable regression runs. | ✅ | ✅ |
| API testing (Desktop) | API Scheduler + Windows Task Bundle Schedule API suites in-app or export Windows Task bundles for unattended execution. | — | ✅ |
| API testing (Desktop) | API Code Generation Generate runnable API test code (Java/C#) from suites to integrate with existing CI pipelines. | — | ✅ |
| Code generation | Web CodeGen (Java & C#) Export web suites as code in Java/C# test frameworks. Designed for clean projects and maintainable suites at scale. | — | ✅ |
| Code generation | Bulk export Export one suite or a selected set of suites in one click — useful for projects with dozens (or hundreds) of suites. | — | ✅ |
| Enterprise scheduling | Flexible recurrence Supports recurring schedules such as daily/weekly/monthly/yearly, hourly interval, and CRON for advanced timing. | — | ✅ |
| Enterprise scheduling | Time zone awareness Schedules can be defined in a specific time zone to avoid surprises for distributed teams. | — | ✅ |
| Enterprise scheduling | Safer execution In-app schedules queue onto a single runner to reduce overlap risk. Windows Tasks remain isolated by design. | — | ✅ |
| Governance | Local-first workspace Your workspace stays on disk. Exported Windows bundles are portable by default (workspace subset included). | ✅ | ✅ |
| Governance | Free vs Pro entitlements Free users can execute core tests. Pro unlocks CodeGen, Scheduling, and Reports/History. | ✅ | ✅ |