StatePort
stateport.dev- Category
- Developer Tools
- Rank
- No. 3937Tools index
Previous survey · No. 3632 ·
- Pricing
- Freemium
- Type
- TOOL
- Use case
- Software Testing & Quality
- Interfaces
- Desktop
- Date
About
StatePort captures a supported web app's state, such as a specific route, browser context, and API responses, and saves it as a shareable "State Card" that can later be reopened against a running local app and the current code. This lets developers and QA skip manually re-navigating through roles, forms, and edge cases each time they need to reproduce the same bug.
At a glance
StatePort helps a coding agent open a local app, check its behavior and save a case for another pass. It is worth evaluating if browser state matters to a bug and a written reproduction is hard to repeat.
Good fit
Developers reviewing visible behavior and preserving supported test conditions.
Consider something else when
Use an existing automated test when it already captures the case reliably.
Start here
Use a scratch app and one known UI bug. Record the condition, repeat the check and verify which browser details were preserved.
Cost and requirements
The publisher documents Codex CLI, Node.js 24 and npm, with different access for Capture and Open & Verify.
Limits to know
Captured conditions cover a particular case. Check what is stored before sharing it, and test other roles or browsers separately.
Sources checked 2026-11-05. Source-based assessment.
Why it made the leaderboard
StatePort saves a reproducible bug setup (route, browser context, API responses) as a shareable 'State Card' you reopen against your current local code, replacing manual repro steps or screen recordings.
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