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/// LoadGen Studio 2026

Record it. Describe it. Ship the workload.

LoadGen Studio 2026 is the workbench for LoadGen workloads and functional tests. Record web, VDI, local and mobile applications, let the AI build and heal the steps, and publish to load testing and monitoring on the LoadGen Platform.

LoadGen Studio 2026 runs on Windows and macOS. It is in early access for LoadGen customers: ask LoadGen Support to join, then download it from the software updates page of your LoadGen Platform.

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Load readiness 0 of 4 shown, 10 in StudioInteractive demonstration. Example workflow; no live recording, no AI request and no publishing.

One recorder for everything your users touch

Web browsers

Google Chrome, Chromium, Firefox and WebKit, the Safari engine.

Citrix

Live Citrix sessions, including Citrix Enhanced.

Azure Virtual Desktop

Live AVD sessions on Windows.

Omnissa Horizon

Live Horizon sessions on Windows.

RDP

Remote Desktop Protocol sessions on Windows.

Local Windows apps

Applications running on the machine itself.

Android

Android emulators and physical phones.

iOS

iOS simulators and iPhones, on a Mac, or with a remote Mac.

/// Inside Studio

Record it, or describe it.

AI builder

Describe the journey in plain language. Studio splits it into blocks, drives the real application screen by screen and writes the steps as it goes, through the stages Describe, Plan, Build every screen live, and Replay and heal.

One recorder

Browsers, live VDI sessions, local Windows applications and phones, with element sync points on the web and image, hash, pixel and control validations in VDI sessions.

Replay and heal

A visual replay timeline keeps a time-lapse of every recording and run. On a failed step it shows the expected frame next to the current one, and "Fix with AI and run to here" repairs that step and replays up to it.

/// Control and privacy

You decide what the AI may do on its own: Ask first or Auto per technology, and for each guardrail whether it asks, allows or refuses. Each Studio user controls these settings, and every guardrail starts at Ask.

You decide how much the AI may do

Choose "Ask first" or "Auto" per technology, and approve, edit or skip each step. Five guardrails stop the AI on a Submit, Send or Delete click the task never asked for, on leaving the allowed site or application, on a variable it was not asked to create, on a third attempt at a target that missed twice, and on a final tidy-up that deletes many steps. Set each guardrail to Ask, Allow or Refuse: "Auto" runs on its own and stops where a guardrail asks, but a guardrail set to Allow does not stop it. Presets are Standard, Careful and Locked down, and you can take over at any moment.

Your model, your network

Pay the AI from your organisation’s prepaid LoadGen AI credits, using the LoadGen Cloud account Studio already signs in with, with one balance shared by everyone. Or run the model with your own API key, stored encrypted on the machine, or against a model server on your own network, where nothing leaves your network. AI stays off until someone switches it on, you choose what it may see, and secret values are never shown to it.

A green replay is not yet a good load test

The load-readiness review checks ten things a functional replay never catches, among them hard-coded accounts, secrets typed as plain text, unique data per user and iteration, think time, sync points, measurements, and a clean start and end. Where a check has a fix, apply it, let the AI fix it or add a cleanup block; otherwise accept the finding as is or ignore it. The full replay check is optional and is off by default.

/// Studio and the Platform

One recording. Every kind of test.

Recorded or built by the AI, checked for load-readiness, and published to the LoadGen Platform as a new version.

Load test

LoadBots run the workload at scale on Citrix, AVD, Omnissa Horizon, RDP, web and mobile apps, with a live cockpit and the LoadGen Score.

Load and Performance Testing

End-to-end monitoring

The same steps run on a schedule around the clock, with KPI dashboards and alerting.

End-to-End Monitoring

Functional test

Functional mode test projects run on Platform Engines, on demand or on a schedule, with a PDF report.

Functional & Automated Testing

Workloads can also be shared through LoadGen Exchange, or started from a workload someone else already built.

/// Getting Studio

How to get LoadGen Studio 2026.

Studio is not a public download. It is in early access for LoadGen customers: ask LoadGen Support to join, then download it from the software updates page of your own LoadGen Platform. Tell us about your environment and we will arrange the right build and licence for it.

Windows and macOS

A signed Windows setup that checks its own prerequisites, and a notarized macOS package for Apple silicon on macOS 12 or later. Citrix, RDP and Azure Virtual Desktop workloads need Studio on Windows.

Signed in and licensed

Sign in with a LoadGen Cloud account. The licence is cached for 14 days offline, and a Functional licence works with no Platform connection at all.

Ask us how

Already a LoadGen customer, or evaluating one of the modules? Contact us and we will tell you exactly how to get Studio for your setup.

FAQ

LoadGen Studio 2026, answered

Yes, with a limit worth knowing before you plan. There is a signed Windows setup that checks its own prerequisites, and a notarized macOS package for Apple silicon on macOS 12 or later. Web and mobile recording work on a Mac. Citrix, RDP and Azure Virtual Desktop workloads need Studio on Windows.
No. AI stays off until someone switches it on, and Studio records, edits and replays workloads without it. When you do switch it on, you choose the provider: your own API key, or a model server on your own network.
Yes. Functional mode keeps test projects, testcases and test blocks, and shares the test repository with classic Studio, so existing projects open as they are. Results export to PDF, HTML, XLS and Word, and runs can be started silently from the command line.
Studio is not a public download. Customers get it through LoadGen, and it is licensed with a LoadGen Cloud sign-in. Talk to us and we will tell you exactly how to get it for your environment.
The visual replay timeline is stored with the workload on the machine that recorded it. Publishing a workload to the LoadGen Platform pushes it as a new version, so you control when it leaves the machine.
That depends on whether you are building load and performance workloads, functional tests, or both. Pricing differs per module and per term, so ask us for a current quote rather than working from a list.

See Studio 2026 on your own applications.

We walk through recording, the AI builder and the replay timeline on an application you actually use.

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