Rent A Human adds recurring human QA runs and an API for product testing
aidangch · x · 2026-08-04
- Rent A Human positions itself as human QA on repeat: you define a critical journey once, then qualified testers run it on schedule and return evidence-backed findings.
- The workflow includes audience filters such as experience, device, language, and country; testers must provide photo or video evidence and reproducible bug reports.
- It also exposes a QA API so agents or scripts can create schedules, monitor runs, and read reports programmatically.
- The example request shows weekly checkout QA with a per-run budget cap, per-tester pay, and a tester count, highlighting that this is meant to be operationalized rather than handled ad hoc.
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