Introducing Video Logs: Understand Every Test Run

When a test fails, a pass-or-fail result does not always explain what went wrong.

Video Logs let you watch a completed UI test and see the user journey as it happened—from the first page load to the final action.

You can review navigation, clicks, form interactions, broken layouts, and unexpected behavior without recreating the test manually.

See what happened, not just the result

With Video Logs, teams can:

• Watch completed UI test runs

• Review failed user journeys

• Confirm that important workflows work as expected

• Download recordings and PDF reports

• Share test results with teammates through Slack or a shared link

Video Logs give developers, QA teams, and product teams a clearer way to understand test results.

How Video Logs work

1. Run a UI test in TimetoTest.

2. TimetoTest records the browser journey.

3. When the test is complete, the Video Log is attached to the test result.

4. Open the result and select Watch Video Log.

5. Download or share the recording and report when needed.

Video Logs by pricing tier

• Free: One active project; Video Logs are stored for 7 days.

• Dev: Code review checks and individual workflows; Video Logs are stored for 30 days.

• Pro: Frequent release testing; Video Logs are stored for 30 days.

• Team: Shared testing, Slack updates, and collaboration; Video Logs are stored for 30 days.

• Enterprise: Custom testing requirements, dedicated infrastructure, and custom SLAs; Video Logs are stored for 30 days.

Paid plans also provide higher run allocations, more projects, collaboration features, integrations, and support.

After the applicable retention period, a Video Log and its access link may no longer be available.

Faster debugging for real user journeys

Video Logs are especially useful when a test fails unexpectedly. Instead of asking what happened or trying to reproduce the issue from memory, you can watch the recorded journey and identify the exact point of failure.

That makes it easier to answer questions like:

• Did the page load correctly?

• Was the button visible?

• Did the form submit?

• Where did the user journey stop?

• Was the failure caused by the application or the test?

Share results with your team

Test results are easier to act on when everyone can review the same evidence. TimetoTest lets you share Video Logs and reports from the test result, including through Slack and shared links.

Whether you are debugging a failed release, reviewing a customer journey, or confirming a fix, Video Logs give your team a visual record of what happened.

Watch your next test run

Run a UI test with TimetoTest and use Video Logs to review the journey, diagnose failures, and share clearer test results with your team.