Release confidence for small QA teams

Testers Nest is a modest test management tool for teams of two to ten. Write your cases once, run them each release, and hand everyone else a report they can read without a login.

Start a 30-day trial No card. Bring a CSV of your existing cases.

What it does

Test cases

Plain steps and an expected result, grouped into suites. Version history on every edit, so "this used to pass" has an answer.

Runs

Start a run against a build, assign suites to people, and watch it fill in. A run remembers the browser, device and environment it was executed on.

Defects

A failed step becomes a defect with the steps already attached. Push it to the issue tracker you use, or keep it here if you don't use one.

Reports

One page per run: what passed, what did not, what was skipped and why. Shareable as a read-only link for people who will never log in.

Imports

CSV in, CSV out, and a JSON API for the automation you already have. Nothing here is a lock-in.

TN-014Sign-up · valid addresspassed
TN-015Sign-up · duplicate addresspassed
TN-021Checkout · expired cardfailed
TN-022Checkout · 3-D Secure stepskipped
TN-030Account · export datapassed
A run in progress — release 4.2, Chrome 141 on Windows 11.

Plans

Nest

£18 per month · up to 5 people
  • Unlimited cases and runs
  • Shareable run reports
  • CSV import and export
  • Email support
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Flock

£45 per month · up to 20 people
  • Everything in Nest
  • JSON API and webhooks
  • Issue tracker integration
  • Nightly backup export to your own storage
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Questions we get

Is this a replacement for automated testing?

No. It is where the manual work lives, and where automated results can be posted alongside it so one report covers both.

Can people outside the team see a report?

Yes — every run can produce a read-only link. It shows the results and nothing else about your account.

What if we outgrow it?

Export everything as CSV or JSON whenever you like. We would rather you leave cleanly than stay because it is hard to go.

Where is it hosted?

On servers in the United Kingdom. Backups stay in the UK too.

Who runs it?

A small team in Leeds. Write to hello@testersnest.uk and a person answers, usually the same day.