Qualflare is free for open source
Give your open-source project a public test-health page and a README badge — backed by up to 100 AI report analyses per month and flaky-test detection from your run history. Free to start; no test rewrites.
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A public report page
A world-readable page at reports.qualflare.com/p/<your-project>/launches shows your latest runs, pass/fail history, and flaky tests — link it from your README or docs.
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A status badge for your README
An embeddable “tests — N passed” badge that links to your public report. Grab the Markdown from your project’s publish settings.
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AI report analysis & flaky detection
Get up to 100 AI report analyses per month and flaky-test detection from your run history. Failure clustering is not included in the Open Source plan.
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23+ frameworks, zero-config CLI
Upload results from Playwright, pytest, Cypress, Jest, JUnit and more with one command in your existing CI. Format is auto-detected.
Show your test health
Once your report is public, add a live status badge to your README. It renders your latest result and links back to the full report:
[](https://reports.qualflare.com/p/<your-project>/launches) Markdown, HTML, and reStructuredText snippets are in your project’s publish settings.
Our reporters are open source too
Every Qualflare reporter is Apache-2.0 and makes no network call of its own — each writes a report directory that the CLI uploads, which is what lets any number of sharded CI jobs merge into a single run. Read them, fork them, or open an issue:
jest · vitest · mocha · cypress · playwright · cucumber.js · pytest · go · testng · junit5 · maestro · espresso · cli
Publish your OSS project’s test health
Create a project, upload a run, flip the report to public, and drop the badge in your README. See pricing for what each plan includes.
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