For QA leads

Sets up testing projects, plans and suites, runs tests, decides what ships.

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What KaDeep Studio Pro isAI agents that test your apps and localize your content, in one desktop app.

Install the desktop appDownload KaDeep Studio Pro for Windows or macOS and open it the first time.

Sign in and join your organizationSign in, accept an invitation, set up two-step sign-in, switch organization.

A tour of the KaDeep windowThe sidebar, the page, the agent and your account, in both views.

Manage and Hands-on viewsTwo ways to work: see every project, or work beside the agent. Switch any time.

Your Home pageWhat Home shows for your role, and the Needs you list.

Find and open projectsAll Projects, the project switcher, testing and localization projects.

Work with the agentAsk the agent to plan, test, translate and explain, and approve what it proposes.

Search and keyboard shortcutsFind any page, project or chat with Ctrl+K / ⌘K, and the other shortcuts.

Preferences and themeLight or dark, your view, notifications and profile.

Solutions

How KaDeep fits your organizationWhere KaDeep sits in your release lifecycle, who does what, and what stays under your control.

Case study: Kasu Money’s Pay Later launchA fictional fintech ran a real release on KaDeep: 26 people, 4 languages, web and Android.

Find your fit and estimate the workPick your team and goals for a playbook, then estimate the manual work KaDeep can take on.

Playbook: insurance broker with a customer portalSet KaDeep up for a regulated broker: portal journeys, policy documents, approvals and audit.

Playbook: e-commerce team with frequent releasesSet KaDeep up for weekly releases: checkout journeys, phones, monitors and a release gate in CI.

Playbook: enterprise IT testing desktop softwareSet KaDeep up to test Windows and Mac software on paired computers, with tight access control.

Playbook: QA services agency serving several clientsSet KaDeep up to run testing for several clients: projects, people, spend and evidence per client.

Set up your organization

Add people to a projectWho works on each project, and as what.

Connect AI providersClaude Code, Codex, Cursor and others, in the cloud or on a computer.

IntegrationsJira, GitHub, Slack and the tools your team already uses.

Devices and browsersComputers, phones, emulators and browsers your organization tests on.

Workspace knowledgeWhat agents learned across projects, and how to correct it.

Testing

How testing worksProject, tests, plan, runs, bugs, Release Ready: the loop on one page.

Create a testing projectThe setup wizard: scope, agent, uploads, connections, rules, review.

Project setup and rulesEdit the charter and the rules the agent follows.

Test loginsStore the accounts your tests sign in with.

TestsWrite, import and organize test cases.

SuitesGroup tests into suites you run together.

PlansPlan what to test for a release.

Approve the agent’s planRead what the agent will do and approve, change or reject it.

Requirements and coverageLink tests to requirements and see what is covered.

Run a test suite and read the resultsStart a suite run, watch it, and read the verdict, steps and evidence.

Runs and evidenceEvery run with its steps, screenshots, recording and logs.

Watch agents liveMission Control: every agent’s browser and device, as it happens.

Schedule runsRun suites on a schedule or after each deploy.

BugsTriage what the agent found, assign, and recheck fixes.

Accessibility testingWCAG audits, results and ACR/VPAT reports.

Performance and other non-functional testsLoad, stress, security, compatibility and usability results.

Test on phonesAndroid and iOS: cloud phones, emulators, simulators and real devices.

Test desktop appsLet the agent drive a Windows or macOS app on a paired computer.

Agents, memory and notesWhat each agent knows, what it learned and its workspace files.

Tools and skillsGive the agent skills and MCP tools for this project.

Files and reportsEvery file you gave the agent and every report it made.

Release Gate in CIStop a release in CI when tests fail or the evidence says hold.

Managers

Needs youEverything waiting on your decision, across projects.

ApprovalsApprove plans and spending requests.

TimelineHanded-out work on a calendar: who, what and when it is due.

Assign tasksHand a task to a person or an agent, with a due date.

Project dashboardOne project at a glance.

AnalyticsReadiness, execution, coverage and bug trends in charts.

Release Ready: can we ship?One dated verdict per project, with the reasons.

ReportsDownload PDF and ACR/VPAT reports to forward.

Monitoring and reliabilityLive operations trends, flaky and slow tests.

Synthetic monitorsCheck pages and journeys around the clock; uptime and incidents.

Desktop app

What the desktop app addsLocal devices, desktop testing, coding agents on this computer, live control.

Pair this computerConnect this computer to a project so agents can use it.

Allow permissions on macOSAccessibility and Screen Recording, and why they are needed.

Worker mode and the tray menuPause, resume or stop sessions; run the computer as a worker.

Local devicesAndroid emulators, iOS simulators and USB phones on this computer.

The in-app browserBrowse your app inside KaDeep, with or without saved logins.

Check for updatesThe app updates itself; how to check and restart.

About and menusFind your version and the server you are connected to.

Mobile companion

The phone companion appWatch the agent live, answer it, approve plans, follow runs and bugs.

Troubleshooting & FAQ

Frequently asked questionsShort answers to the questions people ask most.

Install and update problems“Damaged”, “unidentified developer”, SmartScreen and update issues.

Sign-in problemsForgotten password, two-step sign-in, wrong organization.

Pairing problemsA computer shows Offline, Busy or Error.

“This page is not available”Why a page is hidden for your role or project, and who can open it.

Reference

GlossaryThe words KaDeep uses, in plain language.

What’s new in v4The changes in KaDeep Studio Pro 4.0.