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Testspace is a commercial test results dashboard and GitHub-based test management service that unifies automated, manual and exploratory testing, with flaky test analysis and coverage tracking.

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Introduction

Testspace describes ‘a unique approach to test management’ that unifies automation, manual and exploratory testing with a live dashboard.

Its test results dashboard has built-in support for GitHub Actions, CircleCI, Jenkins and other CI systems. Failure analysis helps identify flaky tests through filtering and sorting, and code coverage and static analysis metrics can be tracked too. For manual testing, Testspace stores tests as plain-text files in GitHub repositories, so they benefit from versioning, branching, pull requests and issues, and the Liquid template language supports more sophisticated test specifications.

Sign-up works with GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket or email, and a free plan is available.

In the quality loop it supports release gates with a combined view of automated and manual results.

Features

  1. Results dashboard: Live view across CI runs.
  2. Flaky analysis: Filter and sort to find unstable tests.
  3. Coverage metrics: Track code coverage and static analysis.
  4. GitHub test management: Manual tests as text files in repos.
  5. CI support: GitHub Actions, CircleCI, Jenkins and more.

Pros

  1. Git-native manual tests: Review tests with pull requests.

Cons

  1. Smaller vendor: Check support needs.
  2. Learning curve: Text-file approach differs from classic tools.
  1. Sign up with GitHub and create a project.
  2. Push JUnit results from CI with the Testspace client.
  3. Add manual test specs as plain-text files in the repository, as the docs describe.

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Pricing

Free plan; paid plans about $32 and $120 per month. See site.

  1. GitHub teams wanting tests and results tied to the repo.
  2. Not a fit for teams preferring classic case management UIs.

Conclusion

Testspace offers a distinctive Git-native take on test management and results.

On CheckOps, Testspace is filed under the Release & CI gates stage. Related tools listed here include Testmo, Tesults, Allure TestOps, Test Reporter (dorny), Codecov and TestQuality. Before choosing, compare them on licence, supported languages and platforms, hosting model, and how well each fits your existing CI pipeline. Facts on this page were checked against the official website, documentation and repository on 11 November 2026; statements the vendor makes about its own product are marked as vendor claims.

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