QualGent - Test apps in a click with AI QA agents that scale like infra
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QualGent is the enterprise-grade AI QA agent that helps you test apps at the speed of thought.
Describe tests in plain English or connect your app context. QualGent creates tests and runs them on emulators or real iOS/Android devices with self-healing reliability. It autonomously handles regressions, UI changes, and multi-app flows.
Fast-moving teams that serve millions of users already use QualGent to 10x test coverage and ship high-quality releases faster, with confidence, every time.
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Congrats on the launch 🚀
I found the self-learning/self-healing agents to be a stand out feature. Closing the loop between test generation, execution and adaptation feels like the right path for a scalable mobile QA. Excited to see how the teams build on this moving forward.
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@alyssa_isaac Thank you so much! That means a lot 🙏
You nailed the core idea we’re excited about: closing the loop between generation, execution, and adaptation is what finally makes QA scalable for fast-moving mobile teams. Really appreciate the support and the encouragement. Excited to keep building and sharing what’s next 🚀
QualGent
@alyssa_isaac Thank you! We'd love referrals to teams that you think would benefit from this! And we offer referral bonuses for introductions that convert.
Congrats team!!
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@luca_martial Thank you so much!
QualGent
@luca_martial Thank you!
It seems like it can help us improve our testing efficiency quite a bit. Could you tell me if it supports multilingual testing?
QualGent
@yvettechen Absolutely yes, QualGent supports multilingual testing
It can interact with UIs in different languages and generate/verify test flows regardless of locale. That means if your app has multiple language versions (e.g., English, Spanish, Chinese), the agent can navigate and validate flows without you writing separate scripts for each language. It understands intent across UI text variations.
If you submit a form on our landing page, happy to book a time with you to share details on how teams set up multilingual test runs in their pipelines!
Congrats to the QualGent team! Quick question: does this work for apps that are being built for non-English language audiences with app content/elements primarily in say Chinese?
QualGent
@bryan_yeoh Thank you! 🙏 Yes, QualGent supports non-English apps, including those with Chinese (and other languages) as the primary UI language.
Because the agents rely on visual understanding and intent, not hardcoded text or selectors, they can navigate and validate flows across different languages and locales without you needing separate test scripts.
Cool project. I’m not a mobile expert, but I thought Apple forbids one app from accessing another (in this case, for testing purposes). How do you get around this? I wanted to build a mobile app for a different purpose, but I also need one app to access another and analyze data, on both Apple and Android. Is this even possible?
QualGent
@mykyta_semenov_ Great question! You’re right, iOS is very strict about app sandboxing.
QualGent doesn’t access another app’s internals or data. It tests at the UI level, like a real user would, using Apple’s official UI automation hooks on iOS and instrumentation on Android. That lets the agent see the screen and interact with apps without violating sandbox rules.
For your use case: directly reading another app’s private data generally isn’t allowed on iOS/Android unless you control both apps or they explicitly expose data. What is possible (and App Store–safe) is UI-level interaction and observation, which is how QualGent works.
If you submit a form on our landing page, happy to book a time to help think through what’s feasible for your specific idea!
@aayjze Thanks for the detailed response!
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I spent years working on mobile QA infrastructure at Alipay, designing real-device testing frameworks for large-scale apps.
Anyone who’s done mobile regression testing knows the pain: writing and maintaining test cases on real devices is extremely time-consuming. You might spend two days authoring and debugging test cases, just to run them in 30 minutes. The expensive part has never been the devices — it’s human time.
That’s why the idea of agent-based QA really resonates with me. If the process can be described and learned, letting AI agents execute it 24/7 actually makes economic sense. Humans design intent; agents handle execution. This feels like the right abstraction shift for mobile QA.
QualGent
@xiangst0816 Thank you for sharing this! Hearing this from someone who’s built real-device QA infra at Alipay, that means a lot 🙏
You articulated the pain perfectly: the true cost has always been human time, not devices. That’s exactly the abstraction shift we’re aiming for: humans define intent and quality standards, and agents take on the repetitive execution and maintenance at scale.
Really appreciate the thoughtful perspective! Would love to stay in touch and compare notes as this space evolves 🚀
Does this involve computer/mobile use agents?
QualGent
@skyler_ji Yes, QualGent is built on computer/mobile use agents that operate directly on the UI, like a real user would. They see the screen, reason about what’s on it, and decide what to tap, type, or scroll next, rather than relying on brittle selectors or scripts.
That’s what enables things like self-healing, multilingual testing, and adapting to frequent UI changes.
Finally an AI QA product! This would save a ton of time. From a coverage perspective, where does this cover?
QualGent
@yi_chung_ng Glad it resonates! 🙌
QualGent covers end-to-end user flows across mobile (iOS & Android) and web, on emulators and real devices. We’re also working on session replay + customer support integrations so we can auto-generate tests from real user behavior and guarantee coverage where it matters most.
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Thank you everyone for trying the product and showing up in the comments! Your support has been invigorating for us and we can't wait to see even more teams leverage QualGent to ship higher quality app releases faster (win-win)! ❤️
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@shivamhacks ❤️ Couldn’t agree more, huge thanks to everyone who showed up today. The energy, feedback, and curiosity from the community made this launch special. Excited to see how teams put QualGent to work and keep raising the bar on shipping quality 🚀
This is great! I can see AI being so much useful for QA and Software testings. I know this is for mobile, but the use case will be the same for any softwares. For some teams, the big enterprise companies have already removed their QA team and expected the Customer Support and Software Development team to do the QA. When AI does this instead, the Software Engineering team can focus on shipping features that will be more impactful to the company and for the end users. It's win-win-win situations!
Congratulations @aayjze @shivamhacks and team for the Product Hunt launch and spearheading this new era of Software QA and Testings! 👏
QualGent
@shafiemukhre Thank you so much, really appreciate the thoughtful note 🙏
You’re exactly right. As QA shifts onto engineering and support teams, AI can take on the repetitive, high-surface-area testing so engineers can stay focused on building impactful features. That win-win dynamic is exactly what we’re aiming for.
Grateful for the support and encouragement. Excited to keep pushing this forward with the community 🚀