Upgrade from Excel & Google Sheets
To a Real QA & Sprint System.
Stop managing manual regression tests in messy rows. Turn your spreadsheets into structured test execution runs with pass/fail tracking, step logs, and automated defect creation.
The Hidden Friction of Spreadsheet Testing
Using Google Sheets for QA is fine on day one, but as your team grows, critical bugs slip through the cracks:
No Execution History
When a tester marks a row "Pass", the previous run's result is overwritten. You have zero historical record of when a feature broke or passed across releases.
Manual Defect Re-typing
When a test fails, someone has to copy-paste reproduction steps and screenshots into GitHub or Slack. Half the time, the bug report is missing context.
Concurrent Edit Conflicts
Multiple testers working in the same spreadsheet accidentally sort columns, break filters, overwrite statuses, and delete preconditions.
How to Upgrade in 3 Easy Steps
Prepare Your Spreadsheet Columns
Ensure your spreadsheet contains standard test case headers. You can download our template above or format your existing sheet with:
Download as CSV
In Google Sheets, go to File $\rightarrow$ Download $\rightarrow$ Comma Separated Values (.csv).
In Microsoft Excel, go to File $\rightarrow$ Save As $\rightarrow$ CSV UTF-8 (.csv).
Upload into Klority
Open your Klority workspace $\rightarrow$ navigate to Test Management $\rightarrow$ click Import CSV.
Klority instantly parses your rows and creates structured test suites, ready to execute with our keyboard-driven step runner.
Ready to test with confidence?
Stop relying on fragile spreadsheet formulas. Create your free Klority workspace and run your first test cycle in 2 minutes.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Klority really free for solo developers?
Yes, 100% free forever for solo users and freelancers. You get unlimited test cases, test execution cycles, sprint boards, and wiki specs.
Can we invite teammates later?
Whenever you're ready to invite developers or QA colleagues, it's just $2 per user per month with no minimum user count and no lock-in contracts.