End-to-end tests have a major trust problem. Broken code is not the only reason why test runs fail. Third-party dependencies; timing issues; randomness; race conditions and leaked states make the tests flaky and unreliable. We're deploying mitigation strategies so you don't lose precious time trying to debug perfectly fine code.
build confidence not test suites
Auto-discover, run and auto-maintain plug'n'play UI tests without giving up control
AI Auto- discovery
AI is great at simulating user behaviour. We transform the model output into deterministic test cases.
alpha version shipped
Auto- maintenance
When you change your UI, test code adapts to the new user flow. No need to rewrite broken tests.
coming soon
Flakiness resistance
We understand why tests fail. We'll fix timeout logic. We'll isolate. We’ll rerun to eliminate false positives.
coming soon
Local execution
If you want more control, execute Octomind against your local environment. Find out how.
shipped
No access to code needed
We don’t need access to your source code. We just need permission to comment on pull requests.
shipped
No lock-in
You can easily plug’n’play Octomind tests to any CI/CD and get rid of them if you don’t need them.
shipped
#1 thing engineers wish they could spend less time on? Testing.
'We’re really happy to be working with the tool. It’s like having two more people on my team providing quality test cases. It easily outperforms any other tools we’ve tried. We’re set to use it going forward, and it’s already factored into our budget.'
Ruben Gonzalez
tech lead at Stripe
'Building tests is something I wish an automated system could do for my team. It gives them time to focus on building features for our customers instead.'
Dr.-Ing. Klaus Krogmann
director of software engineering at GoTo
'End-to-end tests have massive informational value. There is just no easily scalable way to build and maintain them.'
Don’t waste your time testing wrong. Build instead.
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