Supatest is an autonomous QA agent that explores web applications, writes end-to-end tests, runs them, and automatically fixes failures. It works with any stack, including web apps, mobile apps, and APIs, and integrates with existing test frameworks like Playwright, Cypress, or WebdriverIO. The agent provides a quality score, tracks pass rates, and flags regressions before deployment.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
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Problem
Software teams often deprioritize testing to ship faster, leading to incomplete coverage, flaky tests, and regressions that slip into production. Manual testing does not scale, and CI pipelines only confirm that tests pass, not that the product actually works.
Solution
Supatest is an autonomous QA agent that runs with a single command, `npx supatest`, to analyze a codebase, detect the existing test framework, and map the application's routes and flows. It automatically writes hundreds of end-to-end tests, runs them, and fixes failures, providing a quality score and detailed reports. The agent learns existing patterns like selectors, page objects, and naming conventions, and it flags regressions and flaky tests before deployment. This allows development teams to maintain high test coverage without manual effort, ensuring that quality keeps pace with shipping speed.
Target Audience
Primary users are software development teams and QA engineers who need to maintain high test coverage and catch regressions without slowing down their release cycles.
Features
- Autonomous test generation that writes hundreds of E2E tests by exploring the app's routes, components, and API endpoints
- Automatic test framework detection and pattern learning for Playwright, Cypress, or WebdriverIO
- Self-healing test maintenance that fixes broken tests and flags flaky ones automatically
- Quality score and coverage metrics with pass rates, flaky rate, and regression tracking over time
- Works with any stack, including web apps, mobile apps, and APIs
- No configuration files or setup wizard required; runs with a single command