A tester that behaves like a person, not a script.

AlmostHuman is a browser agent that uses your website the way a real visitor does - so you find out where people actually get stuck before you ship, not after.

What it does

You point AlmostHuman at a page or a flow. It opens a real browser and tries to get things done the way a person would - reading what's on screen, deciding what to try, and working through the task step by step. When it finishes, or when it fails, you see exactly where and why.

How it behaves

The point isn't that it clicks perfectly. It's that it doesn't. AlmostHuman is tuned against recordings of real user sessions, so it carries the habits that decide whether a real visit succeeds:

• Attention. It notices what people actually look at, not everything on the page.
• Good enough. It picks the first option that seems right instead of comparing all of them.
• Memory. It forgets what it saw two screens ago, like everyone else.
• Fumbles. It misclicks, overshoots and has to recover.
• Wandering. When the path isn't obvious, it explores - and sometimes gets lost.
• Quitting. When a real person would give up, it gives up - and tells you why.

What you get

A run reads like watching over a user's shoulder: where their eye went, what they tried, where they hesitated, and the moment they were about to leave. Teams use it to catch confusing flows, dead ends and misplaced buttons while fixing them is still cheap.

Where we are

AlmostHuman is early. We're working with a small number of teams while we tune it. If you want your website tested by someone almost human, write to us.

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