Feedback on a new UI testing tool

Hello fellow indie hackers!

I'd love to get your feedback on an upcoming product I'm building. We're introducing a new(ish) approach to UI testing.

Background: In every job I've had as a developer, regression was always, always a problem. There wasn't enough time and resources allocated to write and maintain e2e tests. Things were breaking left and right whenever we shipped new code. We’ve done a lot of manual and ad-hoc tests. setting up build tools, CI, a proper test environment and all the baggage that involved was something that was often down on the priority list.

My dream was to have a person doing manual testing for me all day, every day. It's the easiest way, right? I'd show them how to use the UI once, and they'll repeat it 24/7/365. If they found something off, they'll immediately let me know how to reproduce it. Obviously, this person doesn't exist so I tried building the closest thing I could think of.

I call the product TripleCI. It's made of two main components:

1. The test builder, where you record and replay tests.
2. The cloud runner your tests run against your production/staging environment (all day, every day). When tests fail, it will alert you via email, Slack, etc. (still WIP)

You can check out the landing page here: https://tripleci.com

If you want to try out the early alpha (macOS only) - https://tripleci.com/download

Looking forward to hearing your thoughts! If you're a Developer/QA engineer, would this be something you see yourself using?

Thank you!