Real user testing via MCP
HallwayTest sends your product flow to a real user, records their screen and voice, and brings the UX problems back into your agent.
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Send “Gift Flow” feature for usability testing by a real person
Gift Flow has been sent for testing. Waiting for a video and breakdown of where real person got stuck during usability test.
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How it works
Your agent creates the test. A fresh user tries the product. Their real behavior comes back as evidence your agent can act on.
How it works
Your agent creates the test. A fresh user tries the product. Their real behavior comes back as evidence your agent can act on.
No subscriptions, tiers, or confusing packages.
One focused usability test with a fresh in-house tester.
PRICING
$29/ run
Perfect for validating a newly shipped feature or catching critical friction points immediately.
No subscription required. Results within 24 hours.
FAQ
Everything you'd ask before letting a real person loose on your product.
Hallway Test is an MCP server your coding agent can call directly. Point it at whatever you just shipped and it recruits a real person to try it – no synthetic panels, no another model guessing on your behalf.
A model can flag obvious issues, but it can't get confused, hesitate, or misread a button the way a real user does. Hallway Test swaps that guess for an actual human completing your task on camera.
A screen- and voice-recorded session, a full transcript, and the friction points our system pulls out of it – delivered straight into your agent's context, ready to act on.
No – describe the flow in a sentence, like “place an order as a guest and reach confirmation.” Hallway Test briefs the tester like a real hallway test, not a rigid QA script.
Most tasks come back with a submitted session within hours, not days – you can watch status update live in your agent's task list while it runs.
Hallway Test ships as a standard MCP server, so it works with Claude Code and any other MCP-compatible agent today, with more integrations on the way.