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Relicx

Maker

Hi 👋 Sushil here, CEO of Relicx. Today we are officially coming out of stealth and are excited to be launching here on Product Hunt! 🎉 Have you ever wondered why your customers always discover bugs and not your tests? Are you frustrated about spending countless hours firefighting production issues? If so, Relicx is the answer! Relicx enables you to: ✅ Debug front-end customer problems in minutes with session replay, dev console, and stack traces. ✅ Auto-generate end-to-end tests based on real user sessions. ✅ Ship your next release faster by measuring release readiness with a CX risk score. Interested in learning more? Sign up to try Relicx for free. We’re also giving away t-shirts and 30% off a first-year subscription to all Product Hunters this month. https://app.relicx.ai/signup#pro... Please let us know if you have any questions or feedback - we’d love to help you in your next release!

3yr ago

Debaditya Chatterjee

Relicx

Maker

Happy and proud to be part of this amazing team !!

3yr ago

Relicx

Maker

RelicX is easy to deploy, has negligible overhead, can automatically create a suite of tests that captures real user engagements that will catch the bugs that matter.

3yr ago

3yr ago

@sxkumar How long does the trial period last? How much will it cost once the trial period is over?

3yr ago

Relicx

Maker

Hi @franckinjapan - 30 days full feature trial and then a free forever tier limited to 1000 sessions/month.

3yr ago

Arnab Chakrabarty

Great explainer video! The platform sounds intriguing. I am curious though. Will the auto-generated tests work even if the app design or UI workflows change?

3yr ago

@arnab_chakrabarty Amazing question. You can still execute the tests. Our product is smart enough to interpret that if a button moves from one position to another position, then it has to click the button in the new position. However, iff the whole design of the page has changed, we have the edit test feature and you can edit that particular step with just a few clicks.

3yr ago

@arnab_chakrabarty While editing the test, you will be shown the video replay of the test executed in the new page and you will have the ability to pick the edited page from there. Having described this feature, would like to re-iterate that our product is "smart" enough to figure out lots of such changes by itself. You will need to use this editing feature only if there is a major change in the UI design.

3yr ago

Debaditya Chatterjee

Relicx

Maker

@arnab_chakrabarty Thanks. Thats a great question !! Please give Relicx a try to find out that we have built Relicx with the assumption that pages change and our tests have the smarts to auto adopt to these change with no or minimal edits.

3yr ago

Relicx

Maker

@arnab_chakrabarty We have developed technology specifically to address this challenge of continuously changing applications and constant need to fix existing tests to match the new behaviors. If your users can navigate the new changes in your application without having to relearn how to use the product, then our tests will also adapt accordingly without requiring constant supervision. For the rare cases, the product experience seamlessly guides the developer to edit and correct the test on the spot with minimal effort.

3yr ago

@arnab_chakrabarty this is really where the magic happens. Relicx has this thing called "smart selectors" that use a variety of heuristics to turn DOM elements into "objects", then identifies them again by computing a "similarity score". So if you move a button to the other side of the page, or wrap it in a new div, it will still understand that it's the same "thing". This is basically the worst thing about an alternative like selenium testing because if the xpath of anything slightly changes then the test just fails.

3yr ago

This is super awesome stuff! I was particularly intrigued by the automatic generation of tests. What happens if the website design changes? Say the "Submit" button was renamed to "Next", is Relicx able to adapt/generalize the tests?

3yr ago

@rohan_bavishi1 Amazing question. Our product is smart to interpret such changes and click on the "Next" button. We have extensively tested this. Feel free to give it a shot and you will be amazed :)

3yr ago

Debaditya Chatterjee

Relicx

Maker

@rohan_bavishi1 This is a very good question. Relicx has the built-in smarts to auto-adopt to these small changes. Often UI elements move around on the page or can be renamed as you mention here but that doesn't mean you have to change your tests in Relicx.

3yr ago

@rohan_bavishi1 Go bears! And, to answer your question, Relicx is able to adapt to website changes by analyzing elements on the page and their relationship to each other. If the changes update your webpage significantly, we also provide an easy way to manually reassign object references, so that the Next button is treated as the Submit button.

3yr ago

@rohan_bavishi1 this is where the fun happens! It uses a variety of heuristics like content, size, relative DOM position, even Cartesian position and euclidian distance from other elements to classify and match "objects"

3yr ago

Arijit Banerjee

Relicx

Maker

@rohan_bavishi1 Great question. At RelicX we have taken this open research problem, gotten up to speed with all the literature on it, and solved it at an extremely compressed timescale. - We find the best page element match (this was hard) - We figure out if it was a high confidence match or if the test should stop (this is even harder, none of the existing literature address this problem) - We are able to intelligently solve the persistence problem and link objects so that parameters you defined in v1 of your webapp are not lost in the v2 of your app (pretty sure we're one of the few people in the world thinking about this)

3yr ago