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ReleaseTraq
API smoke testing

Check API and backend launch risk before the release is live

ReleaseTraq checks public API, webhook, heartbeat, and mobile backend targets so teams can verify backend readiness before a launch, H5/WebView release, or client handoff.

Check API readiness Mobile backend checks
API health and webhook targets
Expected content and status checks
Mobile backend and H5/WebView URLs
Client handoff evidence

Client sign-off report

API smoke testing

Evidence ready
Flows
8
Risks
3
Ready
5
API health and webhook targets
Passed evidence is stored with the run.
Expected content and status checks
Warning evidence is stored with the run.
Mobile backend and H5/WebView URLs
Passed evidence is stored with the run.
The same targets feed the handoff checklist and risk review.
What ReleaseTraq reviews

Release readiness with inspectable evidence

These pages focus on Launch Acceptance: scope review, business flow acceptance, handoff checklist, risk review, and client sign-off report evidence.

API launch targets

The backend surfaces that break launches are usually public or integration-facing. Add them as project targets so they can be checked and reviewed together.

Public health endpoints and API gateway URLs
Checkout, billing, and webhook callback endpoints
Heartbeat URLs for cron and background jobs
Mobile backend, mini app, and H5/WebView URLs

What the checker verifies

ReleaseTraq focuses on deterministic HTTP evidence that can be inspected and rechecked.

Status code and response time
Expected response content or keyword checks on paid plans
HTTPS and SSL certificate state
Redirect behavior and security header warnings

What it does not claim

API smoke testing is not the same as native mobile UI testing or private internal test automation.

No native iOS or Android UI automation
No automatic code repair or pull request generation
No pass/fail decisions made by AI
No checks against private network targets blocked by SSRF protection
Workflow

From launch scope to client sign-off

01

Create an API or mobile backend project

Choose the product type that matches the backend you are launching.

02

Add public targets

Attach health, webhook, heartbeat, checkout, and H5/WebView URLs.

03

Run launch checks

Review blockers, warnings, response times, and content findings.

04

Complete handoff

Use accepted evidence when the release goes live.

Plan fit

Use launch acceptance without changing your delivery process

Some customers need a one-time scope review. Others need a reusable Client Handoff checklist and risk review. Paid ReleaseTraq plans connect the pieces into evidence-backed sign-off.

Free
Good for one public API or website target check per month.
Solo
Good for one small backend release workflow.
Pro
Good for repeated API releases, keyword checks, and full repair prompts.
Agency
Good for client backend launches and higher monitor capacity.
FAQ

Common questions

Can ReleaseTraq test authenticated APIs?

Use public health endpoints or endpoints that can be safely checked with configured HTTP request settings. Do not expose secrets or private network targets.

Is this useful for mobile apps?

Yes for backend/API/H5/WebView readiness. It does not perform native device UI automation.

Can API targets be part of client sign-off?

Yes. API targets can be linked to business flows, risk review, handoff checklist items, and client sign-off reports within your plan limits.