Docket is a San Francisco AI QA testing platform that lets teams write end-to-end tests in plain English and keeps them running as the app changes. Instead of brittle CSS selectors, its multimodal agents look at the screen and click where a human would, recording pixel coordinates and self-healing when the UI shifts. Founded in 2025 by ex-Stripe and ex-Citadel engineers Nishant Hooda and Boris Skurikhin, Docket went through Y Combinator's Spring 2025 batch and covers web, mobile, and desktop apps.
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.