Visual regression testing.
Every byte stays in the EU.

Catch unintended UI changes in every pull request. Your CI renders the screenshots — Difora stores, diffs and reviews them on EU-owned infrastructure, operated by an EU company.

Become a design partner Early access · shape the product · founding-customer pricing
🇪🇺 EU company & EU infrastructure 🇦🇹 Operated from Austria No US subprocessors in the screenshot path

How it works

No browser farm, no new test framework. Keep rendering screenshots with Playwright or Storybook in the CI you already have.

1Render in your CI

Playwright, Storybook or any tool that produces PNG files — your pipeline, your browsers, your versions. Deterministic by design.

2Upload one command

The CLI hashes every screenshot and uploads only what changed. Identical images are never transferred twice.

3Review & approve

Your pull request gets a pass/fail check. Changed snapshots are reviewed side-by-side with a pixel-diff overlay, then approved as the new baseline.

# .github/workflows/ci.yml
- run: npx playwright test          # produces ./screenshots/*.png
- run: npx difora upload ./screenshots --branch "$GITHUB_HEAD_REF"
  env:
    DIFORA_TOKEN: ${{ secrets.DIFORA_TOKEN }}

Where every byte goes

"GDPR-compliant" often just means paperwork. This is architecture: the entire screenshot path — API, storage, diffs, backups, logs — runs on EU-owned providers. Nothing to audit twice.

Your CI Playwright / Storybook renders screenshots CLI uploads changed PNGs only (sha-256) TLS European Union — EU-owned providers only API + review app EU data centre Screenshot storage EU object storage, encrypted at rest Diff worker pixel comparison Database EU region Backups EU region Logs metadata only

Compared honestly

Great tools exist. The difference is who controls the company that holds your product's screenshots — and where they actually live.

Difora Chromatic Argos Lost Pixel
Company jurisdiction 🇦🇹 EU 🇺🇸 US 🇫🇷 EU sunset 2026
Screenshot storage EU only US US (replicated to EU)*
Renders in your CI own cloud browsers
Entry price Free / €29 $179/mo free tier

*As documented in the providers' own public DPAs and pricing pages, September 2026. Corrections welcome.

Pricing

Simple plans, EUR invoices from an EU company. Founding design partners lock in lower pricing permanently.

Free

€0
  • 5,000 snapshots/month
  • 1 project
  • Community support

Indie

€29/month
  • 15,000 snapshots/month
  • Unlimited projects
  • Email support

Team

€99/month
  • 75,000 snapshots/month
  • Unlimited projects & users
  • Priority support

Business

€249/month
  • 250,000 snapshots/month
  • DPA & compliance pack
  • Priority support

Frequently asked questions

Is Difora a Chromatic or Percy alternative?

Yes. Difora covers the same job — screenshot-based visual regression testing with baselines, pixel diffs, pull-request checks and a review workflow — but your CI renders the screenshots and everything is stored and processed exclusively in the EU by an EU company.

Where are my screenshots stored?

Only on EU-owned infrastructure in EU data centres: object storage, database, backups and logs. No US subprocessor touches the screenshot path, and you can delete everything at any time.

Which tools does it work with?

Anything that produces PNG files in CI: Playwright, Storybook, Cypress, Puppeteer, Selenium. The CLI uploads only screenshots that changed and adds a pass/fail check to your GitHub pull request.

Is there a free plan?

Yes — 5,000 snapshots per month and one project, no credit card required. Paid plans start at €29 per month (excl. VAT) for teams and agencies.

Do you sign a data processing agreement (DPA)?

Yes. Business customers get a DPA under Art. 28 GDPR with an EU-only subprocessor list. Difora is operated by Missus GmbH, Graz, Austria.

Become a design partner

We're onboarding a small group of European teams before public launch. You get hands-on help migrating (from Chromatic, Percy or Lost Pixel), direct influence on the roadmap, and founding pricing.

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