TryCase
TryCase provides disposable Linux desktop environments that coding agents can use to run and test applications.
Our verdict
Who it's for
Disposable Linux desktops for AI-powered application testing
Who should look elsewhere
Requires integration with a coding agent, adding setup complexity
Pros
- +Enables AI agents to autonomously test applications end-to-end, saving developer time
- +Provides rich proof (screenshots, video, logs) for test results
- +Flexible environment sizes and modes to match workload requirements
Cons
- −Requires integration with a coding agent, adding setup complexity
- −Usage-based pricing can be unpredictable for heavy usage
Key features
- ✓Launch disposable Linux environments with configurable OS and resources
- ✓Upload repositories and execute arbitrary commands (e.g., install dependencies, run dev servers)
- ✓Open a browser within the environment and interact with web pages (click, fill forms, etc.)
- ✓Record test sessions as video and capture screenshots as proof
- ✓Tail logs from the environment for debugging
- ✓Iterative retesting: agent can fix failures and re-run the test flow automatically
- ✓Integrates with coding agents via skills or CLI
- ✓Multiple environment sizes (Nano, Small, Standard, Large) with varying CPU, RAM, and disk
Pricing
| Plan | Price | Billing | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free | — | month | 150 credits ($0.15 compute)/month; 2.25h nano headless included; Headless only (desktop on paid plans) |
| Pro | $19 | month | 19,000 credits ($19 compute)/month; 285h nano headless included; 190h nano desktop included |
| Max 5x | $79 | month | 79,000 credits ($79 compute)/month; 1,186h nano headless included; 791h nano desktop included |
| Max 20x | $199 | month | 199,000 credits ($199 compute)/month; 2,988h nano headless included; 1,992h nano desktop included |
| Team | $399 | month | 399,000 credits ($399 compute)/month; 5,991h nano headless included; 3,994h nano desktop included |