How to use Testing Maps

Open the workspace and click the map dropdown (top-left corner, next to the logo). Choose New Map and type a name.

To start from an existing plan, choose Import instead. Paste your markdown or use our example file:

From the same dropdown you can also Rename, Duplicate, or Delete maps.

Select any node and press Tab to create a child scenario. Double-click a label to rename it inline.

Each node is a test scenario — a single thing to verify. Group related scenarios under parent nodes to keep your map organized.

You can also use the Add Scenario button in the bottom-right toolbar.

To move a scenario to a different parent, drag it onto another node — the target highlights blue. To delete, select it and press Backspace.

Double-click any node to open the Edit panel. From there you set everything about the scenario:

The panel also has fields for Instructions (what to test), Expected Results (what should happen), and a Code Reference (link to your test file).

Here's what a fully annotated node looks like with filters on:

You can also quick-edit from the ⋯ menu on hover: Edit Name, Duplicate, or Delete.

The workspace is an infinite canvas. Scroll to zoom, click and drag the background to pan.

Toolbar (bottom-right)

Collapse and expand branches

Parent nodes have a small toggle at the bottom. Click it to collapse children — useful for focusing on one area during reviews.

Layout direction

Use Fit to Screen in the toolbar to recenter your view. The layout auto-arranges nodes horizontally (left-to-right). Toggle between LR and TB from the toolbar settings.

Bulk actions

Select multiple nodes with Shift + click. A bar appears at the bottom to set all selected nodes to Verified, Failed, or Untested at once.

Settings

The gear icon (top-right) opens a menu to toggle dark mode and download the example markdown file.

The bottom bar has filter toggles. Click any filter to show or hide that metadata on all nodes:

Coverage bar (top-center)

Shows a real-time count of all scenarios in your map:

Green = verified. Gray = untested. Red = failed. Updates instantly as you change statuses.

Press ⌘ + E to export your map to markdown. You can copy it to clipboard or download as a .md file.

Press ⌘ + I to import. Choose "Create New Map" or "Replace Current Map".

Markdown format

# My Test Plan

- **Auth Module** [UNTESTED] (manual)
  - *Priority:* critical
  - *Risk:* high
  - **Login Flow** [VERIFIED] (e2e)
    - *Instructions:* Navigate to /login
    - *Expected:* Form renders
    - *Code:* `e2e/auth.spec.ts`
    - *Priority:* high
  - **Registration** [FAILED] (unit)

Each indentation level becomes a parent → child relationship. The format is human-readable and git-friendly — commit it to your repo as a backup.