Endform Wants to Scale your Playwright End-to-end Tests

Endform, a hypergrowth company, was struggling with the bottlenecks of E2E testing due to their fast-paced development velocity. They needed a platform that could handle hundreds of tests per day across multiple deployments. After using Supabase for a while, they realized they wanted more control over their infrastructure and chose Neon as their new database layer. Neon provides Postgres without the constraints of Supabase's suite, allowing Endform to manage their own auth provider and have full control over their infrastructure. The team uses Neon's branching model to create ephemeral databases tied to every pull request, which helps catch issues that wouldn't surface in empty test databases. Their architecture is optimized for speed and scale, using AWS Lambda, Cloudflare, Durable Objects, and Alchemy to provision the environment programmatically. With Neon, Endform aims to build the fastest way to run end-to-end Playwright tests.

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