How is an Ito bug bash different from testing each PR?

Per-PR testing focuses on what a single change could break. A bug bash is a full sweep across a new feature's critical flows — the kind of thing teams normally schedule before a big release and staff with the whole engineering team. Ito runs that entire sweep on demand, in parallel, so you can do it as often as you ship.

How long does an automated bug bash take?

Instead of blocking your team for an afternoon, Ito runs flows in parallel and reports as it goes. You watch the plan execute in real time and get a complete report when it finishes — typically in a fraction of the time a manual bug bash takes.

Can we control what the bug bash covers?

Yes. Add plain-English instructions at the org or repo level to tell Ito which flows to prioritize, deprioritize, or skip. After a run completes you can ask Ito to cover more.

What do we get when the bug bash finishes?

A complete report: every issue found, classified by severity (Critical, High, Medium, Low) and by whether it is attributable to the current release or pre-existing — each with reproduction steps, video evidence, screenshots, and the specific lines of code responsible.

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A bug bash means pulling your whole team into a room for an afternoon to click through the app and hunt for bugs before a big feature release. Ito runs that same sweep on demand - exercising every critical flow in a real browser and reporting exactly what breaks, with video and reproduction steps.

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How it works.

Point Ito at your app and the release you're about to ship. From there the whole bug bash runs automatically — no test cases to write, no suite to maintain.

Step 1

Ito maps your app

Ito reads your codebase and the release, then builds a picture of the critical user journeys across your whole product — not just the files that changed — so the bug bash covers what actually matters to your users.

Step 2

Ito builds the bug bash plan

Ito decides what to hammer in three ways:

The release itself. The diffs and PR descriptions, so the flows most affected by this change get the hardest look.
Your priorities. Plain-English instructions at the repo or org level for what matters most: security, accessibility, mobile usability, performance — whatever your team cares about.
What Ito has learned. Which bugs your team fixes, which you close as won’t fix, and the feedback you give on past runs. The plan gets sharper every bug bash.

Step 3

Ito runs the bug bash on demand

Trigger a bug bash before any release. Ito exercises every flow in parallel in a real browser while you watch it work. Each issue comes back classified by severity with video, screenshots, reproduction steps, and the exact lines of code responsible — and you can ask Ito to cover more anytime.

How it works.

Point Ito at your app and the release you're about to ship. From there the whole bug bash runs automatically — no test cases to write, no suite to maintain.

Step 1

Ito maps your app

Step 2

Ito builds the bug bash plan

Ito decides what to hammer in three ways:

The release itself. The diffs and PR descriptions, so the flows most affected by this change get the hardest look.
Your priorities. Plain-English instructions at the repo or org level for what matters most: security, accessibility, mobile usability, performance — whatever your team cares about.
What Ito has learned. Which bugs your team fixes, which you close as won’t fix, and the feedback you give on past runs. The plan gets sharper every bug bash.

Step 3

Ito runs the bug bash on demand

Questions teams ask before their first bug bash.

Common questions from engineering managers, senior engineers, and QA leads.

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Connect your repo and run a full bug bash across your app on demand — no scheduling, no war room, no test cases to write. Every issue comes back with video, screenshots, and the exact code responsible.

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