Features

    Every surface where TestAssets puts your test data within reach.

    Android Autofill for QA Engineers and Asset Managers

    TestAssets registers as a native Android Autofill Service. Pick a test asset from a system-level picker and paste it into any app's input field — no copy, no paste, no typo.

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    Chrome Extension for Test Data Autofill

    Stop hunting through wikis for the staging admin password. The TestAssets Chrome extension surfaces your test asset library on every web form, one keyboard shortcut away.

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    REST API for Your Test Assets and Test Data

    Every asset in your TestAssets library is also available over a simple REST API — so your CI jobs, Playwright suites, k6 tests, and internal tools can read the same data your QA team uses by hand.

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    Desktop Quick Paste for Windows and macOS

    The TestAssets desktop app puts your test asset library behind a global hotkey. Trigger it from any application — IDE, terminal, browser, native app — pick a value, and it's pasted at the cursor. No clipboard side effects.

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    MCP Server for Your Test Data

    TestAssets ships an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server so AI agents like Claude Desktop and Cursor can read, search, and create test assets in your account — turning your library into a tool any modern coding agent can use.

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    Test Data Generator for QA and Engineering Teams

    Most test data generators spit out random rows you throw away after one run. TestAssets is different: a hosted test data generator and curated catalog in one — generate fake data, save the assets you actually reuse (staging logins, sample IDs, fixtures), and paste them into any web form, desktop app, or API call.

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    Test Data for Playwright That Doesn't Rot

    Playwright suites get fast and stable when test data lives outside the repo. TestAssets is a hosted catalog of credentials, fixtures, IDs, and payloads — your Playwright suite reads them via REST API, your QA team pastes them from a browser extension. One source of truth.

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