We built the QA platform we always wished we had
BugBrain comes from the QA trenches: flaky suites, slow regression, and bugs that reached customers before we caught them.
We want every software team to have an AI QA engineer of their own, so quality keeps up with how fast they ship today.
A platform built by QA people, for QA people
The breaking point was a Friday release. Tayyab had just merged a refactor that passed every unit test, and by Saturday night checkout was broken on three client storefronts. The Cypress suite was green. It just didn't cover the path a real user took.
That weekend we asked a simple question: what if QA worked like a curious user instead of a script replay? We pointed an early agent at a staging URL. In eleven minutes it found a promo-code bug no one had written a test for.
That prototype became BugBrain. Today it explores apps on its own, heals tests when the UI shifts, gates pull requests before merge, and even probes LLM features for the failures Playwright was never built to catch.
The principles behind the product
Find the bug first
We'd rather report INCONCLUSIVE than inflate a finding. Every issue ships with evidence or it doesn't ship at all.
Less maintenance, more building
If your team spends Friday fixing selectors, the product failed. Self-healing and exploration exist so engineers ship features.
Honest by default
No fake SOC 2 badges, no fabricated customer metrics. We claim what the code actually does, and say when it doesn't.
Built by practitioners
We run BugBrain on BugBrain before every release. If it flakes on us, we fix it before you see it.
The people behind BugBrain
We’re a small team of engineers and quality specialists building the QA platform we always wished we had.
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