Casely*
Stop writing test cases manually.
Upload requirements and your team's existing examples. Casely learns your style and turns specs into TestRail-ready test cases in minutes.
Requirements rarely arrive as clean, import-ready test coverage. Someone still has to write every step, expected result, and negative path.
For most QA engineers, that first draft takes 30–40% of their working time — before a single test has run.
Casely makes the first draft reviewable. It reads your specs, matches your team's examples, and leaves every coverage decision to the tester.
Learns your team's style
Upload examples of your existing test cases. Casely reads column structure, step format, wording, and expected result conventions — then replicates them.
Goes beyond happy paths
Generates functional, negative, boundary, smoke, and integration cases — the coverage types that take the longest to write manually.
Works with your requirements
Upload specs as PDF, DOCX, or XLSX. Casely parses the structure and turns requirement sections into reviewable coverage drafts.
Export-ready output
Download results as Markdown for individual cases or structured XLSX for direct import into TestRail, Qase, or TestIT.
Upload requirements
Add PDF, DOCX, or XLSX specs, user stories, or product requirements that need test coverage.
Add your examples
Give Casely existing test cases from your team. It reads structure, wording, and step format — then replicates your style.
Review the draft
Get functional, negative, boundary, smoke, and integration cases export-ready for TestRail, Qase, or TestIT.
Built for review, not blind trust
Casely produces a starting draft. Your QA team inspects, edits, and decides what ships.
No. Casely produces a coverage draft so your team spends less time on repetitive first-pass writing and more time on review, risk assessment, and edge cases. QA judgment stays where it belongs — with the tester.
A generic prompt has no memory of how your team works. Casely learns from your existing test cases — structure, column layout, terminology, step style, and expected result conventions — and replicates that pattern in every draft it generates.
Requirements and example test cases can be uploaded as PDF, DOCX, or XLSX. Exports are available as Markdown for individual cases or as a structured XLSX file ready to import into TestRail, Qase, or TestIT.
Casely generates functional, negative, boundary, smoke, and integration test cases from requirements documents and user stories.
Most coverage drafts are ready in minutes. Writing the same test cases manually from a requirements document typically takes hours or days.