QualGent - Test apps in a click with AI QA agents that scale like infra

@vouchy Thank you so much! 😄

Very guilty, too many painful QA cycles to count. That pain is exactly what pushed us to build QualGent. Really appreciate the support 🙌

@vouchy Yes I remember the very painful QA cycles across my experience as an engineer. Aaron and I worked across various teams at Google and it always took a long time to ensure our software was verified and ready to ship to billions of users. Learned a lot from those experiences and brought them into QualGent.

@indiemiguel Thank you for the thoughtful questions, happy to clarify!

End-to-end: you can upload an IPA/APK or connect your repo. We don’t build the app for you. Teams push their latest IPA/APK builds to QualGent as part of their existing CI/CD (or upload manually). We also offer developer APIs so this fits naturally into your pipeline. You can trigger the tests directly from any code changes in your repository.

Framework-agnostic testing: once the build is on our platform, the agent runs at the OS + visual layer, not framework hooks. That’s why native, React Native, Flutter, and hybrid apps all work the same way on real devices and emulators. Our AI agents looks at the screen and control the devices through the same interface as humans, simulating real world user behavior.

Real-device execution: tests run on real iOS & Android devices (or emulators) with full user context - UI state, system dialogs, deep links, multi-app flows, etc.

Figma: today it’s used to help generate and ground test cases (expected flows, key screens). We’re actively expanding this to validate UI behavior and visual correctness against real-device runs.

@indiemiguel Great questions, and thanks for answering @aayjze! Whenever you have a chance to try the product let us know and we are happy to answer more questions directly in your dashboard as well!

@rbluena Thank you so much! 🥂🎉

Really appreciate the support, big day for the team 🙏

@rbluena Thank you 🙏

@imraju Thank you, really appreciate that! 🙌

Making QA feel natural (and scalable) for dev teams is exactly the goal. Would love for you to try it out and share any feedback!

@imraju Thank you! We have seen our customers transform QA with QualGent and can't wait to have more teams start using it.

@anya_furnishd Thank you so much, really appreciate the thoughtful take 🙏

You nailed the core problem we’re trying to solve. A big motivation behind QualGent was exactly what you described: helping teams without dedicated QA avoid rushed or skipped testing after UI and design changes.

On the visual side, that nuance is something we’ve invested heavily in. The agent doesn’t rely on brittle IDs or scripts, it uses visual understanding to reason about layout, components, and state changes, and can adapt when things shift (which is where traditional tools usually break).

If you do get a chance to try it, we’d love your perspective on how it handles visual design and layout in practice. That kind of feedback directly shapes where we take the product next.

@anya_furnishd Thank you! Yes, honestly we were surprised that the agent could also handle the visual design and layout in our early prototyping. As @aayjze mentioned, we leaned into it and the agent can provide valuable feedback on visual design errors and layout issues. It can even evaluate navigability of apps, as one of our customers tried. It pointed out that one of their new features was "6 screens too far from the user".

@pasha_tseluyko Love the enthusiasm, thank you!! 🙌

On staging + auth:

Staging
You can point QualGent at your staging build just like production. Upload the app or connect it via your CI. Many teams also use API calls before/during tests to seed data or toggle staging flags so the app is always in the right state.

Auth
We handle auth in a few flexible ways depending on the app:

• Reuse test accounts (email/password, OTP, magic links)

• API-based login to skip flaky UI steps

• Let the agent go through the real login flow if that’s what you want to validate

The agent remembers successful flows and reuses them, so auth doesn’t become a bottleneck.

If you submit a form on our landing page, we're happy to book a time with you to go deeper or walk through your specific setup.

@pasha_tseluyko Wow thank you! Maybe instead of 10 upvotes, you can deploy 10 AI QA agents to test your app 😎

@sunny_shah Yes, those are the exact pain points we are solving! Definitely, you can sign up and start using it right away. And yes, the agent reports every step it took to reach a bug and a summary of what problems it found during the user journey / test case.

@sunny_shah Thanks! That’s exactly the problem we built QualGent for 🙏

Yes, you can sign up and try it on your app right away. When tests fail, QualGent gives clear repro steps with screenshots and context so engineers can debug fast.

If you submit the form on our site, we’re happy to book a time with you and get you set up quickly.

@adityav369 Thank you so much!! 🙌 Really appreciate the support, it means a lot to the whole team ❤️

@adityav369 Thanks for the kind words 🙏

@sofiia_havryliuk Thanks! 🙏 Speed is a core focus for us.

The agents use visual understanding + intent, not brittle selectors, so when UI changes they re-plan instead of failing. Once they find the new path, they remember it and reuse it, which is why fast-shipping teams see the biggest gains.

@sofiia_havryliuk we call what @aayjze mentioned self-healing tests 😎 You write the test once, and the agent maintains it.

@nilni Thank you!! 🙏 That really means a lot, especially knowing you’ve been following us for a while ❤️ Super grateful for the support and encouragement!

@nilni Thank you for following our journey! We're excited to showcase even more in the coming weeks inside our product!