Reports
Reports capture everything that happened during your test runs—steps executed, logs generated, screenshots taken, and failures encountered. Share them with teammates for code review or publish them for external stakeholders.
Creating a report
After running tests, click Share in the session view. Long Horizon generates a shareable link which can be accessed by others depending on the visibility option you choose. Until you share, test results can only be accessed by you.
Note: Report sharing is disabled when Local mode is enabled. Switch Local mode off in desktop app Settings to create hosted report links.
Visibility options
Choose who can view your report:
Workspace members
Only people in your workspace can open the link. Use this for internal reviews, sprint demos, and day-to-day collaboration.
This is the default and recommended option.
Public
Anyone with the link can view the report without signing in. Use for sharing with external collaborators, vendors, or open-source communities.
Use with caution—check for sensitive data first.
Execution filters
Control which test runs appear in the shared report:
- All executions — Include every run in the session, useful for complete debugging history
- Last per test — Show only the most recent run for each test, reducing noise from iteration
- Last success per test — Highlight passing runs, useful for demonstrating working features
What reports contain
- Execution steps — Every action the browser took
- Screenshots — Visual state at key points
- Network activity — API calls and responses
- Failure details — Mock configurations to simulate scenarios
Warning: Reports may contain sensitive data from your application—API tokens in network logs, user data in screenshots, or credentials in console output. Review before making a report public.