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Jikken provides confidence that your software is working, which helps you deliver results faster and more reliably to your customers. Check out our GitHub to start using our free open-source tools, and sign up to our platform to enable monitoring and analytics.
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- Freemium (Subscription)
- Open Source
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- Mac
- Windows
- Linux
- Online
- Software as a Service (SaaS)
- Chocolatey
- Homebrew
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- Privacy focused
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- No Tracking
- Command line interface
- Ad-free
- Automated Test Execution
- API Testing
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Open Source (MIT) and Freemium product.Pricing
Subscription ranging between $9 and $100 per month + free version with limited functionality.Written in
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Jikken provides confidence that your software is working, which helps you deliver results faster and more reliably to your customers. Check out our GitHub to start using our free open-source tools, and sign up to our platform to enable monitoring and analytics.
How it works Jikken provides tools which empower you to write API tests for your software.
- Write Tests: Tests are defined as YAML files. They support a wide range of features including multi-stage test, variable embedding and extracting, value generators, comparing endpoint responses, and more!
- Ship Code: Jikken tests are just text files, so all of your tests can live in your code repo. The CLI tool supports all major platforms and is easily scripted. It's easy to make Jikken part of your existing CI/CD pipeline.
- Monitor Results: Once your tests are up and running, you can leverage our platform to monitor test runs. You can even create notifications and alerts under custom conditions, such as smoke tests failing in production, or regression tests failing in your QA environment.