Jipidy Grid

What Jipidy Grid is

Jipidy Grid checks websites across device profiles and returns screenshots, console errors, load timings, visual regression diffs, and results from scripted flows. It renders with Chromium, WebKit for Safari, and Firefox. Its listed profiles include desktop and laptop computers, iPhone 14, iPhone SE, Pixel 7, iPad, and Galaxy S9. The first visual regression run creates a baseline; later runs are compared per device using a tunable pixel-difference threshold. JSON flows can navigate pages, click, enter form data, run assertions, and capture named screenshot checkpoints. Flows can also create a WebM recording for each device. Saved flows can send webhook alerts to a configured URL, with Slack given as an example. The API returns HTTP 422 if a flow fails on any device, enabling command-line CI checks. Scheduled runs can be set as often as every 15 minutes, and count against the monthly quota. Flows allow up to 30 steps and 120 seconds per device. The free public beta costs nothing while in beta, with quotas and limits subject to change. The service is in beta and provided as-is; its terms disclaim guaranteed uptime, result accuracy, and data durability.

Who it suits

Jipidy Grid suits developers and teams who want to check site behavior, screenshots, and visual changes across the listed device profiles. Its scripted flows, webhook alerts, and HTTP 422 failure response also suit teams adding checks to command-line CI workflows.

Limits

The Free public beta is free while the service is in beta, and its quotas and limits may change. Scheduled runs count against the monthly quota; flows allow up to 30 steps and 120 seconds per device.

Getting started

1. Open https://jipidy.com/.
2. Create an account with a username and password; an email address is not required.
3. Save the one-time recovery code provided at signup.
4. Submit a public HTTP(S) URL through the API or use the web platform.
5. Create a JSON flow within the 30-step and 120-second-per-device limits.
6. Schedule flows if needed, allowing for scheduled runs to count toward the monthly quota.

Verdict

Pick Jipidy Grid if you need multi-device site checks, scripted browser flows, and a response that can signal failures in command-line CI. The free public beta is useful for trying those capabilities, but scheduled runs consume quota and the service provides no guarantees for uptime, result accuracy, or data durability.