Get Started
Sign in, set up a workspace, connect a repository, and run your first Patrol.
Navigating Watchtower
Learn the layout: Dashboard, Test Center, Patrol, Watchman, and Trash.
Test Center
Browse your test inventory, triage failures, and track priority.
Running Patrol
Start test runs and watch results stream in live.
What you can do with Watchtower
Problems it solves
- Test coverage is hard to audit from file names alone. Watchtower gives you a browsable, organized view instead.
- Recent failures get buried in CI logs. Patrol and the Dashboard surface them immediately.
- Manual QA notes and automated results often live in separate places. Watchtower keeps comments, bug tickets, and run history on the same test.
- Renamed or removed test files can make an external dashboard drift from reality. Sync keeps your inventory matched to what’s actually in the repository.
- Teams need a shared place to work, not a personal dashboard. Workspaces let a team share repository connections and environment configuration while each member still tracks their own runs.
What’s new in v0.7.0
- Connect GitLab projects alongside GitHub repositories. See Connecting a Repository.
- Repeat Patrol runs to check for flaky tests, and inspect regressions in Signals.
- Review a verdict-first report and email results from the dashboard. See Dashboard & Reports.
- Review affected tests and generated cases in Watchman.
- Manage Pro and Team subscriptions per workspace. See Plans and Billing.
These guides cover v0.7.0. See the release notes for the complete change summary. Earlier documentation remains available in the version selector.
