Try a public website
Open Check your website. Enter a public URL, describe the task and provide your email, then choose Run my free check.
You can try three public-site checks without signing in. Each guest run lasts up to two minutes and does not use website credentials or submit forms. You do not need to install the Chrome extension, a CLI or a local browser.
Use an address Rill can reach on the public internet. For localhost or an app you are already signed into, choose Chrome recording or a local agent recording.
Write a useful task
Describe the starting page, what to try and what you want to learn. One narrow task makes the result easier to review.
Open the pricing page. Find the monthly plan and explain what it includes. Do not sign up or submit a form. Record the steps and report anything you could not check.For a signed-in run that is allowed to interact with your app, supply suitable test data and clear boundaries. A guest check is intended for browsing rather than completing transactions.
Review the result
Wait for the result, then watch the video. Review the actions and captured diagnostics alongside the task. A run finishing means the recording is available; it does not mean every requested check succeeded.
Guest recordings and their diagnostics are available in the originating browser and through a secure emailed result link for seven days. Sign in with the same verified email before expiry to keep the recording. Learn how to review and share it.
Use your Rill account
Signed-in browser tasks run from your dashboard and use your account’s cloud-run credits. They start private in your workspace. Check plans and limits and your dashboard usage before a longer task.
For supported website logins, save a test website account in Settings. Website login is separate from Rill sign-in; CAPTCHA, MFA and external SSO are unsupported, and login steps appear in the video.
You can also request a task in ChatGPT or run it from the CLI.