The problem nobody talks about
Every QA engineer knows this moment.
You've just finished testing a feature. You've explored the flow, caught the bugs, validated the edge cases. You know this feature inside out.
Now you have to open a spreadsheet and document everything you just did.
Test cases are supposed to be written before testing — to define expected behavior before exploration begins. But in reality, most teams write them after. Or not at all.
The gap between when test cases should be written and when they actually get written is one of the most quietly painful problems in QA.
So I asked myself a simple question:
What if the recording is the documentation?
That question became ClipCase.
What is ClipCase?
ClipCase is an open-source CLI tool that converts screen recordings into structured QA test cases — automatically.
You drop in a .mov or .mp4. You run one command. You get back production-ready test cases in Markdown, CSV, and Excel.
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