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QA.tech

qa.tech

AI QA platform whose agents test web and mobile apps from the outside: you describe flows in chat, agents generate and run the tests, and pull requests are tested against preview environments with results posted on GitHub.

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About QA.tech

Manual QA and scripted tests cannot keep up with fast release cycles, and debugging failed end-to-end runs takes hours.

Who it’s for

  • Development teams that want every pull request tested in a preview environment before merge
  • Small teams without dedicated QA engineers

When to consider it

Consider QA.tech when you want agent-driven exploratory and PR testing without giving the tool repository access, with screenshots, logs, network records and the agent's reasoning for each failure.

Tradeoffs & limitations

  • The free trial includes 10 credits and one web application; Starter is $89 a month for 50 credits, up to 10 users and 2 applications, with 30-day test data retention.
  • Mobile, API and voice testing, scheduled test plans and MCP/API/CLI access are only on the custom-priced Growth and Enterprise plans.

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Documentation-based assessment · Nov 2, 2026 · Prepared with AI assistance; not a hands-on benchmark.

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Scope: Product overview · Imported Nov 2, 2026

AI QA platform whose agents test web and mobile apps from the outside: you describe flows in chat, agents generate and run the tests, and pull requests are tested against preview environments with results posted on GitHub.

Based on official pages and announcements checked on 2026-11-02. No hands-on test, performance benchmark or popularity ranking is claimed.