Explore
Start with a page of your choice. CheckQuest looks for problems such as loading errors, missing headings, and unexpected error messages, then follows links to discover other pages worth checking.
Exploratory website testing
Passing your tests doesn't guarantee a smooth experience for your users. Overlooked problems can mean frustrated customers, support tickets, and more time spent figuring out what went wrong.
CheckQuest gives you another opportunity to find those problems before your users encounter them, without having to anticipate and script every possible issue yourself.
Experimental · Command-line version available · Desktop app in development
How it works
Start with a page of your choice. CheckQuest looks for problems such as loading errors, missing headings, and unexpected error messages, then follows links to discover other pages worth checking.
When something looks suspicious, CheckQuest can examine certain page controls - such as dropdowns, tabs, expandable sections, or text fields - to see how they behave and gather more information.
Get a readable summary of what CheckQuest discovered, where problems appeared, what the evidence shows, and what might still need your attention.
What you get
CheckQuest brings its observations together in reports that help you decide what deserves a closer look.
See possible problems, the pages they affect, the evidence behind them, and what might need further investigation.
Use the same results in your own tools and workflows, without having to extract information from the readable report.
Where available, CheckQuest includes screenshots or other supporting information to help explain its findings.
AI can suggest that something looks wrong. CheckQuest checks for supporting evidence and distinguishes what it observed from what still needs human judgment.
Where it fits
Traditional automated tests are excellent at checking known requirements. But what about the unexpected problems nobody thought to write a test for?
That's where CheckQuest comes in. It explores without needing a predefined script for every journey, helping uncover overlooked problems and giving you evidence to investigate further.
Keep your existing tools
Add CheckQuest
Point CheckQuest at a website and let it look around. AI helps identify interesting pages and possible problems, while built-in safeguards control where it can go and how it can interact.
The benefit: Another perspective on your website, without having to anticipate and script every possible issue yourself.
Safety
CheckQuest can explore on its own, but it doesn't have unrestricted control of your browser or website.
Choose how many pages CheckQuest can explore. Its navigation stays within the website boundaries you configure.
CheckQuest doesn't randomly press buttons. It examines selected controls when doing so may help clarify something suspicious.
Safety checks can stop an investigation when an interaction attempts an unexpected page change, download, or other potentially risky behavior.
CheckQuest can flag certain security-related observations, but it doesn't attempt to break into websites or exploit vulnerabilities.
Ready to explore?
CheckQuest is an experimental project, with a working command-line version and a desktop application under development.
Run CheckQuest on your computer, choose a website to inspect, and review the results it produces.
The setup guide walks you through installation and a simple first run. You'll need your own AI provider key; currently, Gemini is the only supported provider, and usage may incur charges.
Get startedA desktop application is being developed to make CheckQuest easier to use without typing commands.
It's not available for everyday use yet. For now, you can explore with the command-line version.
See development progress