A partnership announcement — xShredo × AnyTest.dev
Your software
should test itself.
Today it can. xShredo, in partnership with AnyTest.dev — fire-and-forget AI testing agents — invites B2C and B2B customers to try a free pilot. Say what to test. Walk away. Read the report.
What is fire-and-forget testing?
Fire-and-forget testing means you describe what your software should do — in plain English — and autonomous AI agents run those tests for you, continuously and without supervision. You fire the request and forget it. AnyTest.dev builds those agents. They exercise your application like determined users, then return a report: what passed, what broke, and a suggested fix for every bug. xShredo partners with AnyTest.dev to bring this pilot to customers worldwide, free of charge.
The old way
Testing is the tax
every team pays twice.
Once when you write the tests. Again — with interest — every time they go stale.
Tests rot.
Suites are written once and decay forever. Every sprint quietly invalidates another handful of cases, and nobody notices until the day they are needed.
QA is the bottleneck.
Release trains wait on humans clicking through the same forty steps for the hundredth time. The cost is not the clicking — it is the waiting.
Bugs ship anyway.
The flows nobody had time to re-test this week are exactly the flows your best customer walks through on a Friday night.
AnyTest.dev
Fire. Forget. Fix.
Three verbs. That is the entire workflow.
Say it once.
Describe the flow in plain English: "test checkout with an expired card." No scripts. No framework. No selectors to maintain. The sentence is the test.
Walk away.
Agents wake, explore your application like determined users and re-run your flows on every change. Nights. Weekends. Every deploy. You are not invited.
Review, do not hunt.
Every failure arrives with a suggested fix — a small change you can paste straight into your coding agent. You approve. You ship. You never reverse-engineer a report.
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The invitation
The pilot is free.
The habit changes everything.
xShredo invites its customers — builders and businesses alike — into the first AnyTest.dev program. Two doors, same room.
For builders
Solo developers, indie hackers, side projects. The app that works — until the one Tuesday it does not.
- One application, unlimited flows
- Plain-English test setup, white-glove onboarding
- Reports in your inbox, fixes ready to paste
For teams
SaaS products, agencies, e-commerce operations. Regression coverage that does not scale with headcount.
- Multiple apps and environments
- Shared reports for the whole team
- Priority onboarding and a direct line to the builders
Before and after
The same app. A different Friday.
Questions
Fair questions. Straight answers.
What is the AnyTest.dev pilot?
A limited free program run by xShredo in partnership with AnyTest.dev. A small number of B2C and B2B customers get full access to fire-and-forget AI testing agents — you describe flows in plain English, agents test them continuously, and you receive reports with suggested fixes. The pilot costs nothing; the currency is your feedback.
What is fire-and-forget testing?
Fire-and-forget testing means you describe what your software should do — in plain English — and autonomous AI agents run those tests for you, continuously and without supervision. You fire the request and forget it. The agents exercise your application like determined users, then come back with a report: what passed, what broke, and a suggested fix for every bug found.
Who is the pilot for?
Two audiences. B2C builders: solo developers, indie hackers and side projects that ship without a QA team. B2B teams: SaaS products, agencies and e-commerce operations that need regression coverage without hiring. The product is the same; onboarding and seat limits differ.
What does the pilot cost?
Zero. During the pilot you pay in feedback, not money — no card, no invoice, no auto-charge. When the pilot ends, pricing is announced to participants first, and pilots keep advance access and locked early terms.
What does xShredo have to do with AnyTest.dev?
xShredo and AnyTest.dev are partners. xShredo brings the infrastructure side — hosting, security tooling and its customer base of builders and businesses — and AnyTest.dev brings the AI testing agents. The pilot is the first program the partnership offers.
What can the agents test?
Web applications and APIs. Typical pilot flows: sign-up and login, checkout and payments, form handling, search, account settings and API endpoints. You describe each flow in one or two sentences; the agents translate that into steps and run it on every change.
Do I need to write test scripts or learn a framework?
No. There is no framework, no selectors, no scripts to maintain. If you can describe the flow to a new hire in plain English, you have written the test. That description is the test.
What happens to my data and code?
The agents interact with your running application the way a real user would — over the network, through the interface. We do not ask for your source repository during the pilot. Findings and reports are shared only with you, and pilot accounts can be deleted on request.
What do I get when a bug is found?
A failure entry with the exact flow that broke, what the agents observed, and a suggested fix written as a one-line change you can paste into your coding agent. You review, approve and ship — you are never debugging a report to understand it.
How do I join the free pilot?
Email sales@xshredo.com with the subject "AnyTest pilot". Include a link to your app and two or three flows you want tested first. Seats are limited; B2C and B2B applications are reviewed in the order they arrive.
Ship on Friday.
Sleep on Sunday.
Seats are limited and applications are read in order. Two minutes of email, a lifetime of not clicking through your own checkout again.
Claim a free pilot seatsales@xshredo.com · subject “AnyTest pilot” · include your app link and 2–3 flows