Live Demos
Public scans of well-known production sites — Stripe, Tailwind, React, Next.js, Astro, Svelte, Nuxt — with the AI-generated test suites and downloadable Playwright code.
Live Demos
Live demos are real scans of well-known production sites — Stripe, Tailwind, React's docs, Next.js, Astro, Svelte, Nuxt, and a few testing-specific demo sites — that we run and refresh ourselves. You can browse the discovered pages, the AI-generated test suites, the audit findings, and even download the Playwright code to run locally.
They exist for two reasons: to give you a real preview of what AegisRunner produces (without needing to sign up and run your own scan), and to validate against well-known sites whose framework and tech stack you might recognize.
Where to find them
Public, no signup needed:
- Index: aegisrunner.com/live-demos
- Individual demo:
aegisrunner.com/live-demos/<id>
The home page also surfaces one or two demos as part of the marketing flow.
What's in each demo
Every live demo is a saved scan from one of those production sites. Each one has the following sections:
| Section | What you'll see |
|---|---|
| Overview | Site name, framework (Nuxt, React, Next.js, Astro, Svelte), scan date, page count, AI-test count. |
| Pages | Every page the scan reached, with screenshots and a count of states per page. Click any row to drill in. |
| Page detail | Screenshots, interactive elements, audits (a11y / SEO / security / performance), the test suites generated for that page. |
| Test Suites | Every AI-generated suite. Click a suite to see its individual test cases with steps. |
| Code | Toggle the Test Suites tab to Code view and you'll see the full Playwright spec — actual TypeScript, ready to copy or download. |
| Forms | Forms detected on the site, classified by type (login, search, contact, etc.) with field counts. |
| Demo run | Some demos include a saved test run with pass/fail breakdown and a recording. |
Why we built them
"What does AegisRunner actually output?" is hard to answer in the abstract. Live demos give a concrete answer: here's what it produced for Stripe's docs, here's what it produced for React's tutorial, here's the actual Playwright code.
They're also our public regression suite — if a change to the test generator stops producing meaningful tests for Stripe, the live demo would surface that immediately.
Browsing and exporting
You can:
- Click into any page to see the audits and the suites generated for it.
- Open any test suite to see the individual test cases.
- View the full Playwright spec in the Code view of the Test Suites tab.
- Copy the spec to clipboard with one click.
- Download as a
.spec.tsfile you can drop into your own Playwright project.
Downloaded specs work standalone — they don't depend on AegisRunner. Just install Playwright and run.
Currently featured
The lineup rotates — at the time of writing it includes:
- Nuxt.com — official Nuxt docs (Vue / Nuxt).
- React Developer Docs — react.dev (React).
- Next.js Demo App (Next.js).
- Stripe Developer Platform (Next.js).
- Tailwind CSS Documentation (Next.js).
- Svelte Developer Portal — svelte.dev (Svelte).
- Astro Build Website — astro.build (Astro).
- TanStack React Libraries (React).
- Nuxt Booking Demo — testing-specific demo site.
- DemoQA Testing Hub — testing-specific demo site.
The exact list is on the live demos index; they're refreshed periodically.
Performance and access
- Live demo pages are public and CDN-cached. No sign-in.
- Heavy demo data (screenshots, full test specs) is lazy-loaded — only fetched when you open a tab.
- The Playwright export endpoint generates code on demand from the saved suites; the response is the complete spec.
How they're kept fresh
Live demos are scans that are pinned via a is_case_study flag in our database. We refresh them periodically — typically when the source site has had meaningful changes, or when we ship a generator improvement we want to showcase. Each scan uses the same engine that powers paid scans, with the same stealth + auto-heal stack.
Common questions
Are these mocked or fake?
No — they're real scans of those production sites, run from our infrastructure. The AI-generated tests are the same output you'd get if you scanned the same URL with a paid plan.
Can I run the downloaded specs?
Yes. npm init playwright@latest, drop the spec into the tests/ folder, run npx playwright test. They use standard Playwright — nothing AegisRunner-specific.
Can you add my company's site as a live demo?
If you want a public showcase of AegisRunner running on your site, email hello@aegisrunner.com. We pick demos that are interesting tech-stack examples, not sales-driven.
Why isn't there a demo for [framework]?
We aim to cover the popular frontend frameworks. If yours is missing and you'd like to see it added, let us know — we can usually add a new live demo within a few days.
Related
- Live Demos index
- Free Scan — try it on your own site, no signup.
- Quick Start Guide
- AI Test Generation — what's actually being generated.