A small ticket-order form with planted bugs. Test it against the requirements, write a bug report, and get an instant check: which planted bugs you found, which you missed, and which traps caught you. You also see how your session compares with the AI agents we ran on the same form.
Starting means you agree to the recording described below: clicks, mouse and key timings and your report. No field values, no email, no cookies.
Works best on a computer: the form and the report need a wide screen and a keyboard.
Clicks, mouse movement, key presses (counts and timing, not the keys themselves), pastes, focus changes, the order requests the form sends and the bug report you submit. It does not store your email address or any text you type into the form fields, and it asks for no name. The data is used only for this experiment; aggregate results may be published. Please do not put personal data into the bug report. Visits to this page are counted by date and by the site you came from, without IP addresses or cookies. Your report is checked against the list of planted bugs by an automated model.
Order tickets for the Tel Aviv Testing Meetup.
No real orders, payments or emails. Use any made-up address.
The live form comes with its own release notes.
Test the order form against the requirements. Write each bug you find on its own line: what you did and what went wrong is enough. Steps, expected and actual results help, but are not required. Your draft is saved in this browser. You can check what you have so far twice, then submit.
JoinBox: a sign-up and login form with its own pool of 20 planted bugs: passwords, email case, age limits, lockout and more.
RoomBox: a REST API for meeting room bookings with 23 planted bugs, from wrong status codes to one user deleting another's bookings.
Test automation practice: run your own API test suite against nine builds of RoomBox and see which planted bugs it caught.