Stop managing tests in three different places
Test cases in a wiki. Results in a spreadsheet. Screenshots lost in a chat thread. Bugs recreated by hand in your tracker because nothing synced.
Lathe Studio connects all of it — so your team stops stitching tools together and starts shipping with confidence.
90-day trial. Full access. No credit card required.
Integrates with your existing stack
Is this what your day looks like?
A typical day-to-day for a QA engineer or test lead running a sprint cycle without Lathe Studio.
You open a spreadsheet to find the test cases. The last person who touched it did not save properly. Half the results from yesterday’s run are gone.
A developer asks if a bug is already logged. You check your tracker. You check Slack. You check your notes. You are not sure.
A tester captures a screenshot of a failure, pastes it into chat, and adds a note that says “see screenshot above.” Three days later, nobody can find it. The bug gets logged again.
Release day arrives. Your engineering manager asks: “Are we good to ship?” You have a gut feeling. You do not have a number.
A developer needs realistic test data — names, emails, phone numbers, addresses — for a scenario they are building. They file a ticket with QA. QA deprioritizes it. Development waits.
Your team bought a test management tool six months ago. Three people use it consistently. Everyone else is still in the spreadsheet because “the tool is too slow” and “it takes too many clicks.”
This isn't about poor discipline or a bad team. It is a tooling problem — and it quietly costs your team hours every sprint that should have gone into actual testing.
Stitch your QA workflow together, once and for all
- Not a project management tool with a QA module bolted on.
- Not an enterprise platform that needs a certification to navigate.
- Not another tool your team abandons after two weeks and drifts back to the spreadsheet.
Lathe Studio is built specifically for QA engineers, test leads, and engineering managers running manual and exploratory testing cycles.
What that means in practice
- Your test cases, results, and tracker tickets live in the same place — and actually reference each other.
- When a tester finds a bug, they capture the screenshot, annotate it, and push it to Jira or Azure DevOps without leaving Lathe Studio. No shared drive. No recreating the test steps by hand.
- Before every deploy you get a release readiness score — an actual number, not a feeling — showing what is verified, what is blocked, and what has never been tested.
- When a developer needs test data, they open a browser tab, generate it in thirty seconds, and get back to work. No ticket. No waiting.
- Results post to Slack or Microsoft Teams automatically when a run completes. Nobody has to write the status update. Everyone already knows.
Sign up. Connect your workspace. Write your first test case in the same session.No implementation project. No training week. No professional services invoice.
Built for how QA teams actually work
Not how product managers imagined they work.
Contextual guidance while you write test cases
Lathe Studio surfaces format hints and acceptable ranges inline as testers write — email fields, date fields, required fields. Fewer invalid test cases. Fewer “why did this fail?” conversations in standup.
Screenshots that travel with the bug
Capture, annotate, and push a screenshot straight to your tracker in one step — with test steps, environment details, and reproduction path already attached. No shared drives. No “can you send that again?”
All integrations. Free and unlimited.
Jira, Azure DevOps, GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Jenkins, Slack, and Teams are all included at no extra cost. No integration tier. No metered API calls. If you use it today, you connect it tomorrow.
One-click bug pushing that actually works
Test steps, screenshots, environment config, and build version go straight into Jira or Azure DevOps the moment you push. No copy-pasting. No tab-switching. No asking which board to use.
Release readiness before someone has to ask
Every release has a live dashboard showing what is verified, pending, blocked, or never tested. When your engineering manager asks “are we good to ship?” you show them a number, not a gut feeling.
Smart inheritance across builds
Results carry forward automatically. If nothing changed, the tests stay verified. Your team starts every sprint focused on actual risk — not on re-running what has not moved.
Notifications that replace the status meeting
Lathe Studio posts run completions, build updates, and readiness changes to Slack or Microsoft Teams automatically. Nobody writes the update. Nobody asks if it is safe to merge.
Test credentials, ready to inject
Store preset test credentials — email, password, and phone — and drop them into any test step with a click. No shared password doc. No “which login are we using on staging?” halfway through a run.
Automated and manual results in one view
Lathe Studio ingests automated results via the REST API and surfaces them alongside manual runs. One coverage number. One release readiness score. One conversation instead of three.
Eleven free tools for developers and QA engineers
No account. No sign-up. No data leaves your browser. Open a tab, use the tool, close it.
These are not demos or limited trials. They are fully functional tools built for the daily friction points in a tester's or developer's workflow.
- 01
Test Data Generator
You need fifty realistic user records for a registration flow. Names, emails, phone numbers, addresses, dates of birth, UUIDs — in the format your application expects, in thirty seconds, without asking anyone.
Open the tool - 02
JSON Formatter
Your API response came back as one unreadable line of JSON. Paste it. Format it. Read it. Move on.
Open the tool - 03
Regex Tester
Your validation rule is behaving strangely on edge cases. Test the expression against real input immediately, without switching to another tool or digging through Stack Overflow.
Open the tool - 04
Time Converter
The log says 1786451849. The bug report says 3pm. The server is in UTC and your tester is not. Convert timestamps across time zones and stop arguing about when it actually happened.
Open the tool - 05
Lorem Ipsum Generator
You need placeholder content for a UI test. Get it. Done.
Open the tool - 06
Encoder / Decoder
Base64 and URL encoding in one place — token inspection, API debugging, query string and redirect testing, encoded payloads. No googling a third-party encoder you have to trust.
Open the tool - 07
Base Converter
A permission flag comes back as 0x1F and the spec is written in decimal. Convert between hex, decimal, binary, and octal without opening a calculator app.
Open the tool - 08
Color Converter
The design spec says HSL, the stylesheet says hex, and the bug says “wrong shade of blue.” Convert between hex, RGB, HSL, and CMYK and confirm it in seconds.
Open the tool - 09
Diff Checker
Two API responses that should match. Do they? Paste both and see every difference highlighted. No squinting at raw text.
Open the tool - 10
Password Generator
Test accounts need strong passwords you will not accidentally reuse across environments. Generate them here.
Open the tool - 11
Scientific Calculator
You are checking a computed field against the spec — a rounded average, a percentage, an exponential backoff interval. Trigonometry, logarithms, roots, factorials, memory and a history of what you just worked out, without reaching for your phone.
Open the tool
Eleven tools. Zero setup. Zero cost. Zero data leaving your device.
From sign-up to your first test run
Three simple steps, all in one session. There is no fourth step.
Connect your tools
Link Jira, Azure DevOps, GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Jenkins, Slack, or Microsoft Teams. Lathe Studio syncs your existing project structure — your boards stay exactly as they are, and your repositories link to test runs automatically. This takes less time than your last standup.
Build or import your test library
Create test cases from scratch with contextual guidance, or import what you already have — export your sheet to CSV and it comes straight in. If your team has been living in Excel or Google Sheets, you do not rebuild from zero.
Run tests, push bugs, check readiness
Execute your runs, push failures to your tracker with one click, and pull up your release readiness score before you deploy. Your team gets notified in Slack or Teams automatically when the run completes.
One plan. All features. No complicated calculations.
Twenty-five dollars. Per user. Per month. Everything included.
Everything included. No feature tiers.
There is no special tier that unlocks your issue tracker. No enterprise plan gating your audit trail. No “contact us for pricing” for larger teams.
Unlimited projects & releases
Create and manage as many projects and releases as you need
No API quotas
REST API and webhooks included — no per-call billing, no metered add-on
Every integration
Jira, Azure DevOps, GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Jenkins, Slack, and Microsoft Teams
10 free browser tools
Every browser-native tool, for your whole team
Single sign-on & role-based access
Sign in with Google, GitHub or Atlassian, plus six built-in roles, org-wide or per project
90-day free trial
Try every feature free for 90 days with up to 3 users. No credit card required
Questions your team is probably asking
- “We already have everything in Jira. Why add another tool?”
- Jira is your bug tracker. Lathe Studio is your test management layer. They are designed to work together, not compete. Bugs pushed from Lathe Studio land in your existing Jira or Azure DevOps projects — with test steps, screenshots, environment data, and build version already attached. You keep your tracker. You stop doing the manual work between the two.
- “Our team tried a test management tool before. Nobody used it after month one.”
- That is the most common reason teams find Lathe Studio. The tools people abandon are the ones that take too many clicks to log a result, too much setup to push a bug, and too much configuration to get a useful report. Lathe Studio is designed around the path of least resistance for the actual testing workflow. If it is faster than your spreadsheet, your team will use it.
- “We need single sign-on and role-based permissions for our security review.”
- Both are included, with no upgrade required and no enterprise tier to negotiate. Single sign-on is through Google, GitHub or Atlassian — the accounts your team already has. Role-based access ships with six built-in roles from viewer through owner, applied org-wide or per project.
- “We have hundreds of test cases built somewhere else. We are not starting over.”
- Import them. Export your existing sheet to CSV and Lathe Studio will bring it in, so your test library migrates instead of being rebuilt. Your historical work is not wasted.
- “What if we sign up and it does not work for our workflow?”
- You have ninety days to find out, free. No credit card required to start.