Explore any website
through Playwright's eyes.
A local control panel for Playwright — no code, no IDE.
Launch a browser session, explore the API, understand
how automation sees your site. In under a minute.
npm install -g trywright
npm install -g trywright trywright start open localhost:3333 WHAT IT DOES
Everything you need to understand Playwright.
See what Playwright sees
Launch any URL in Chromium, Firefox, or WebKit. Headed or headless — your choice, one click.
Learn the API interactively
A live REPL wired directly to the active page object. Type an expression, see the result instantly.
Built-in API reference
Every page method, grouped and searchable, with real examples. Click any method to insert it into the REPL.
Live console capture
Watch every console.log, network error, and page error in real time. Understand what Playwright can observe.
Device viewport presets
Switch between Desktop, Tablet, and Mobile instantly. The preview frame updates to match — see exactly how your site responds to different screen sizes.
Session configuration
Set timeouts, screenshot FPS, and viewport before launching. Config changes take effect on the next session — no restart needed.
A control panel built for learning, exploring and debugging Playwright.
// page is the active Playwright page — try anything
// console.log, network errors, and page errors — all captured
// click any method to insert it into the REPL
// configure viewport, timeouts, and screenshot FPS
// switch to Mobile preset — preview renders inside an iPhone frame
WHO IT'S FOR
Whether you're just starting or debugging something subtle.
You've heard of Playwright but haven't written a test yet. Trywright gives you a live sandbox to explore the API against any real website — no project setup, no spec files, no terminal after install.
You understand testing concepts but need to build intuition for how Playwright's API behaves against real pages. The REPL is your scratchpad. The API reference is always one tab away.
You need to understand why something behaves differently across browsers before writing a test for it. Launch a WebKit session against the page in question and use the REPL to interrogate exactly what Playwright sees — without writing a single file.
No config. No IDE. No boilerplate.
Trywright starts in seconds from the command line.
On first run it registers itself as a login startup item — so it's
running when you need it, silent when you don't.
One URL in your browser and you have a live Playwright session.
Start exploring in under a minute.
npm install -g trywright