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Hi, looks nice. On the register form, I see a small defect. Phone number is not marked as required, but to submit form - it is required.

Also, would be interesting to know - where do you get the data from? :)

Re:Ask HN: What apps have you created for your own use? on Friday December 15, 2023 @11:06AM (#38655472)
A few years ago I was working as performance tester and had to do lots of reporting, which involved reporting JMeter results into Confluence. We had to merge multiple tables and compare them over time. It was quite painful.

To facilitate this I came up with an idea of an online web app allowing testers to produce testing reports in more structured way. For example, you can quickly merge a few tables, remove unnecessary columns, copy as markdown. Also it includes a few other features such as testing JSONPath expressions, creating decision tables and checklists.

It took a while to finish, but now https://qanotebook.com/ exists :)

Show HN: QANotebook – web app for tracking testing activities on the browser

https://qanotebook.com/

I wanted to share QANotebook app at https://qanotebook.com/.It is an app targeted towards QA engineers and everyone who needs to do/track some testing related activities. Data is stored on the browser. It was inspired by having to manually produce very huge performance testing reports in JIRA.In general, you can build/track documents containing multiple rows/columns/blocks, which can be used...

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