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Feature checks

Every feature, proven by a real test.

Automated tests sign up with a real inbox, save with each app, and check the result on the live service. Each row shows the test that proves it and when it last passed.

17 of 17 automatically checked features verified working · 1 not checked automatically yet

Account

Sign up and verify your email

A new account gets a verification email at a real external inbox, and the code in it verifies the account.

Proved by: Daily first-ten-minutes test (real signup, real inbox)

Screenshot of Sign up and verify your email from its last passing testSee proof

Verified working

Sign in and sign out

A verified session reaches your account, and signing out ends it.

Proved by: Daily first-ten-minutes test

Verified working

Change your account email

Changing your email needs proof from both inboxes; cancel and confirm links work once.

Proved by: Daily first-ten-minutes test (two real inboxes)

Verified working

Bookmarks

Save, edit and delete bookmarks

Saving a link, renaming it and deleting it all work in a real account.

Proved by: Daily first-ten-minutes test

Verified working

Search

Full-text search finds a bookmark you just saved.

Proved by: Daily first-ten-minutes test

Verified working

Works in Safari (incl. iPhone)

Public pages on desktop and iPhone, plus sign-in, the library and saving a private bookmark, in Safari's engine (WebKit).

Proved by: Hourly WebKit browser test

Verified working

Save by email

Emailing a link to your private save address turns it into a bookmark.

Proved by: Daily first-ten-minutes test (real email sent)

Verified working

Ways to save

Chrome extension

The version in the Chrome Web Store saves a page into a real account.

Proved by: Hourly browser test of the store version

Screenshot of Chrome extension from its last passing testSee proof

Verified working

Firefox add-on

The version on addons.mozilla.org saves a page into a real account.

Proved by: Hourly browser test of the store version

Screenshot of Firefox add-on from its last passing testSee proof

Verified working

Bookmarklet

The bookmarklet saves the current page from a real browser.

Proved by: Hourly browser test

Screenshot of Bookmarklet from its last passing testSee proof

Verified working

Command line (cowpin add)

The CLI saves a link into the same account.

Proved by: Daily first-ten-minutes test

Verified working

Linux desktop app

The published AppImage opens signed in and saves a bookmark from inside the app.

Proved by: Daily first-ten-minutes test (published AppImage)

Screenshot of Linux desktop app from its last passing testSee proof

Verified working

Mac app quick-save

The Mac app's save logic and the requests it sends are checked against the live service (the full app UI is checked at each release).

Proved by: Daily first-ten-minutes test (compiled save logic)

Verified working

Windows desktop app

The published installer, on a clean Windows machine, opens signed in and saves a bookmark from inside the app.

Proved by: Daily first-ten-minutes test (published installer, clean Windows machine)

Screenshot of Windows desktop app from its last passing testSee proof

Verified working

iOS and Android apps

Not yet checked automatically.

Proved by: —

Not checked automatically

Billing

Upgrade and checkout

Pricing, upgrade and checkout paths load and hand off to Stripe correctly.

Proved by: Daily checkout-path browser test

Verified working

Email

Weekly digest

The Sunday digest is sent once to each subscriber.

Proved by: Weekly send job, one delivery per person (send ledger)

Verified working

Your data

Nightly backup

Your bookmarks are backed up off-site every night.

Proved by: Nightly backup job

Verified working

Green means the feature's test passed on its most recent run, within its schedule (hourly or daily; weekly for the digest). Amber means the test hasn't passed recently, red means its last run failed, and grey means there's no automated test for it yet. The strip under each feature shows the last 30 days — a red day means at least one run failed that day, even if a later run passed, and a grey day means the test didn't run that day, never a hidden failure.