Load test scripts drift away from the real app. CodeReviewer replays your recorded user journeys in real browsers, many at once, and shows how long each flow takes and where errors start.
Median of three throttled runs, signed in, with a budget alert the moment a change regresses it.
Hand-written load scripts hit a few API calls and miss what a real sign-in, search or checkout does.
Scripts break every time the UI changes, so nobody runs them until something is already slow.
Results come back as raw request counts that don't say which user journey got slow.
Use the journeys from your test suites or from scan planning. No load scripts to write.
Choose how many virtual users run at once and how many times each flow repeats.
Every virtual user is a real browser session, so pages, scripts and APIs are exercised together.
See flow latency percentiles, error rate and throughput, with the slowest flows listed first.
Sign-in, search, checkout or any recorded flow, replayed end to end exactly as a user would take it.
p50, p90, p95 and p99 flow times, plus minimum, maximum and mean.
Error rate and completed flows per second, so you can see when the app starts to struggle.
A per-flow breakdown points straight at the journey that degrades under load.
Journeys that change data are never replayed under load, and load tests only run on verified domains.
Load results sit next to security and performance findings in the consolidated report.
A user who waits eight seconds for a dashboard doesn’t care which API call was slow. Replaying the whole journey in a browser measures what they actually feel: the page, its scripts and every call behind it. Because the flows come from your existing test suites or the scan planner, there are no separate load scripts to keep up to date.
Load testing runs many users through your app at the same time to see how response times and error rates change as traffic grows.
Request-based tools fire raw HTTP calls you script by hand. CodeReviewer runs whole user journeys in real browsers, so it measures what a person waits for, including the front end.
It is built for realistic concurrency on key journeys, tens of browsers at once, rather than synthetic floods. For millions of requests per second, pair it with a dedicated traffic generator.
Only domains you have verified can be load tested. Journeys that change data are left out, but load still costs real capacity, so many teams test staging or run at quiet times.
Load testing currently covers web apps. Android apps are covered by real-device functional testing.
Join the waitlist. Load tests on your verified domains are included in the 15-day free trial.
