mobile-app-testing
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TesterArmy
TesterArmy is a Y Combinator-backed (P26) startup building AI agents that test web and mobile apps the way a human would. Teams describe tests in plain English; the agent launches a real browser or device, clicks and types through user flows, handles logins, OAuth and OTP, then returns screenshots, recordings and actionable bug reports. It runs on every GitHub pull request and on a schedule against production, aiming to catch broken flows before customers do.
Mobot
Mobot is a New York-based company that runs a fleet of real mechanical robots to test mobile apps on physical iOS and Android devices. Positioned as the first robot-powered QA-as-a-service platform, it uses computer vision and AI-guided robots - supervised by human QA experts - to automate the repetitive, human-like tests that emulators and software frameworks cannot reliably reproduce, such as push notifications, deep links, Bluetooth pairing, camera flows and multi-device interactions. Founded in 2018 by Eden Full Goh and launched publicly in 2022 with a $12.5M Series A, Mobot helps engineering and product teams cut manual testing hours, catch more bugs before app-store release, and ship faster.
Autify
Autify is an AI-powered software testing platform that lets engineering and QA teams create, run, and maintain automated tests without heavy scripting. Founded in 2016 by Ryo Chikazawa and Sam Yamashita, the company pairs no-code recording with autonomous AI agents that generate test cases from requirements, write test code, and self-heal tests when the underlying app changes. With offices in San Francisco and Tokyo, Autify serves web and mobile teams at companies like DeNA, NEC, Yahoo, and ZOZO, and has raised roughly $29-32M across seed, Series A, and a 2024 Series B.