Maya R. · 27
First-time buyer
Buy running shoes under $120 without making an account.
- Impatient
- Price-sensitive
- Skims copy
Animation: a loose swarm of bees streams together and packs into the Swarm logo, three hexagons.
Swarm sends AI personas through your product like real users, then tells you where they got stuck and what to fix.
Ask the question you'd put to a room of users and point Swarm at a URL, a localhost port, or screenshots.
Personas work through the flow on their own devices, in their own way, and every step is recorded.
In about 10 minutes you get a verdict, ranked findings, and fixes you can send to your tracker.
Example: the question “Can new shoppers check out on kestrel.shop?” is sent to five shopper personas. Three check out; Swarm reports three findings, led by shipping options hiding at 200% zoom.
Every persona has a name, a device, a goal, and a temperament. Some skim, some read every word, some give up after two wrong clicks.
Live Agent runs record each persona in a real browser. Scrub the replay and read what they were thinking at every step.
Replay of persona Tom, who has a promo code, entering his email and card, then pressing Apply twice on a promo code that is rejected without an error, and leaving at the payment step.
Think-aloud
Tom O. · Safari
A judge reads every session and ranks what the personas hit by severity and reach. Each finding comes with a suggested fix you can push to Linear, Jira, or GitHub.
Checkout on mobile · 6 findings
Sorted by severity
Suggested fix
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Findings can be pushed as issues to Linear, Jira, or GitHub.
Start a test from the web app, your terminal, or let your coding agent run one over MCP while it builds. Localhost works too.
The Swarm command menu, opened with Command K, creating a new test for checkout with five personas.
Sign in, run on a schedule, reuse the same audience across releases, and share results with people who never open Swarm.
Test signed-in pages through agent login or cookie injection.
Rerun a test on a cadence and catch regressions between releases.
Save a group of personas once and attach it to any test with @.
Send personas through iOS and Android apps, not just the web.
Run a swarm on every pull request from the CLI or GitHub Actions.
Send results or a PDF to anyone, on every plan including Free.
No recruiting, no scheduling, no waiting on a research readout.
The Free plan is enough to evaluate Swarm end to end. Move to Startup when Swarm becomes part of every release.
Try Swarm on a real flow.
For teams testing every release.
For product orgs at scale.
Something else? hi@useswarm.co
Swarm is an AI-powered UX testing platform. It sends AI personas through your product like real users to surface friction, drop-offs, and usability issues before you ship.
Use the web app, the CLI in your terminal, or the MCP server inside Cursor, Claude Code, or Codex. All three run the same tests and return the same findings.
Traditional studies mean recruiting, scheduling, and waiting days for results. Swarm runs personas through your product in about 10 minutes, so you catch friction before launch instead of after.
Yes. Personas can sign in through agent login or cookie injection to test dashboards, checkouts, and other signed-in pages.
The Free plan includes 5 lifetime runs, Startup is $150 a month, and Enterprise is custom. Free is enough to evaluate Swarm end to end.
Illustration: the Swarm logo, three hexagons, formed from a swarm of bees.
Point Swarm at a URL and get your first answers in about 10 minutes.