Verified defect
"Add to cart did nothing after I selected the last available size."
AI shoppers browse, search, and buy on your store — the way real customers do — so you find friction before your customers do.
Every scan sends AI shoppers through your store the way customers actually browse and buy.
They browse collections and search for products the way real shoppers do.
They pick sizes, colors, and options across your product pages.
They add items to cart and check that it updates the way it should.
They move through menus, filters, and search the way a shopper hunting for something would.
They repeat key journeys on mobile, where most of your shoppers already are.
An AI shopper's observation is a signal, not a verdict. It flags what felt like friction — a button that didn't respond, a step that didn't move forward — but a shopper's read on a moment isn't proof that something is actually broken. That gap is exactly where SimRanger goes to work.
When a Ranger flags something as broken, we try to reproduce it ourselves — same click, same page, same conditions. Only what actually reproduces becomes a verified finding. Everything else stays visible as friction, never hidden and never treated as a confirmed defect.
Every issue carries a history across runs — New, Open, Fixed, or Regressed — so you can tell whether something actually got fixed, not just whether it was mentioned once.
| Issue | Run 1 | Run 2 | Run 3 | Run 4 | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Add-to-cart fails after choosing a sold-out variant combination | New | Open | Open | Fixed | Fixed |
| Checkout total does not update after a discount code is removed | No issue this run | New | Fixed | Regressed | Regressed |
A verified defect isn't a paragraph of AI speculation. It's the shopper's original claim, the replay that reproduced it, and the evidence captured along the way — an issue ID you can track from New to Fixed.
"Add to cart did nothing after I selected the last available size."
Simple plans, priced by how many AI shopper journeys you run each month. One journey is one AI shopper working through a task on your store, like searching for a product or adding it to cart.
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