Playwright checks
Your Playwright tests, now watching production
A 200 on the home page does not mean people can log in or pay. Paste the Playwright tests you already have, and StatusTick runs them in a real Chromium browser on a schedule, from several regions, and alerts you when a step fails.
Real browser, real journeys
Write it in Playwright
Use the Playwright test API in TypeScript or JavaScript, or paste a test you already run in CI.
Multi-step flows
Log in, search, add to cart, pay, and assert on what the user sees at each step.
Secrets stay secret
Store test passwords and API keys as encrypted variables and read them in the script.
From every region, and inside
Run from several public regions, or from a private agent to test internal apps.
When something breaks
Screenshot of the failure
See exactly what the browser showed at the failing step.
Full Playwright trace
Open the trace to replay every action, network request and console message.
Step timings
Know which step got slow before it fails.
Core Web Vitals
LCP, CLS and total blocking time for every run, so you see performance trends.
Same alerts, same incidents
Confirmed before it alerts
The same controls as every monitor: several regions, failures in a row, maintenance windows.
Run now
Run a script on demand from the editor and see the result in seconds.
Every 5 minutes
Schedules from every 5 minutes to once a day.
Questions
Can I use my existing Playwright tests?
Yes. Paste a test that uses the Playwright test API. Each browser check runs one test file.
Which browser runs the check?
Chromium, in a fresh, isolated browser for every run.
How often can a browser check run?
From every 5 minutes to once a day, from the regions you choose.
Try StatusTick before launch.
Launching Q1 2027. The closed beta is free.