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QualGent - Test apps in a click with AI QA agents that scale like infra

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QualGent is the enterprise-grade AI QA agent that helps you test apps at the speed of thought. Describe tests in plain English or connect your app context. QualGent creates tests and runs them on emulators or real iOS/Android devices with self-healing reliability. It autonomously handles regressions, UI changes, and multi-app flows. Fast-moving teams that serve millions of users already use QualGent to 10x test coverage and ship high-quality releases faster, with confidence, every time.

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Hey Product Hunt 👋,
Ready to test apps in a click with AI QA agents that scale like infra? I'm with here, creators of QualGent (ex-googlers, YC-backed).

QualGent is the Cursor for QA that creates tests, runs them 24/7, and 100x your testing productivity. We’re back with a faster, smarter, more agentic QualGent, our biggest leap since launch.
In just a few months, we’ve: raised funds, onboarded enterprise teams, shipped three versions in record speed, expanded our device cloud, scaled to millions of agent actions, and (most importantly) built the future of AI-powered QA with a research-first approach.

What’s new

🔓 Instant Self-Serve: No waitlists. Sign up, upload your app, and run 1000s of parallel tests today. 

🧠 Self-Learning & Self-Generating: Our agents now possess memory. They learn your app, write their own test cases, and heal themselves when the UI changes. 

⚡ Parallel Velocity: Compress 3 days of manual regression into 30 minutes on real devices. 

🔗 Full Ecosystem: Native integrations for GitHub, Slack, and Linear, plus robust Developer APIs for custom pipelines. 

📱 Total Coverage: Now supporting Tablets, Landscape mode, and complex Multi-Account flows.

Our guarantee

Teams using QualGent ship 80% faster with 10× more test coverage and drastically fewer user-reported bugs.
If QualGent doesn’t meaningfully reduce your QA overhead in 30 days, we’ll return your credits. No questions asked.

Launch Bonus 🎁

Be one of the first 100 Product Hunt signups and get $100 worth of free QA credits to try fully autonomous mobile QA on us.

We’d love your feedback, questions, and support. We’re here all day replying to every comment 🙏

👉 If you try QualGent, tell us what felt magical, what broke, and what you want next.
This is just the beginning. AI QA is the new sexy, and we’re building the future fast. 🚀

   Love that you compressed 3 days of regression into 30 minutes.

Maker

 That speed unlock is exactly what we’re going for! More coverage, less waiting. Would love for you to try it and see the difference!

Maker

   Thanks Masum! We're on a mission to ensure all software that users interact with is bug free - and verification speed for product teams is a big part of solving that problem. Imagine a world like that.

Maker

 Wow all of the comments and people trying the product has been amazing to see! This launch has been awesome so far. Can't wait to see even more people try the product and incorporate it into their app development and release workflows 🚀 🚀🚀

Maker

 Thank you!! 🙌 The energy and support from the community has honestly been incredible ❤️

Seeing people try it, ask deep questions, and imagine how it fits into their workflows is exactly why we built QualGent. Excited to keep learning from everyone and keep pushing this forward 🚀

Maker

 I know right, can't wait!

Maker

 Same here! 🚀 Excited to see what teams build with it, this is just getting started 🙌

Great product, does it integrate with development tools? Would be great if it could "report" the issue to the coding agent so it could be fixed.

Maker

 Thanks! Great question, yes we have an API today and soon an MCP server to enable integrating with dev tools and agents. That's our long term vision as well: coding agents and QualGent working together to deliver flawless software.

Maker

 +1 to what Shivam said 👆

We already have a developer API today, and the upcoming MCP server makes it even easier to plug QualGent into dev tools and agents. Our long-term vision is exactly that tight loop - QualGent catching real issues and coding agents using that context to help deliver flawless software.

plugged QG into our flow to reduce the time we spend babysitting flaky tests. Setup was straightforward, and what stood out immediately was seeing our app spin up on real emulators and the agent actually navigate screens, take actions, and surface real regressions, without us writing or maintaining scripts.
On-device testing feels like the right answer when you care about real user context (UI state, flows, edge cases).

Maker

 Love hearing this! That’s exactly the problem we’re trying to eliminate 🙌

Seeing the agent navigate real screens and catch real regressions (without babysitting scripts) is the core experience we want teams to have. Appreciate you sharing this, real device testing really does make the difference.

Maker

 Absolutely! We're using QualGent to test QualGent itself - QualGent Squared 😎

Love this, congrats on the launch!

Maker

 Thank you so much!! 🙏 Really appreciate the support, it means a lot coming from you ❤️

Maker

 Thank you! We’re tracking our launch links with :)

This is lovely. What kind of reports do you export?
Also, do you track changes from the last ones?

 You can export run‑level and test‑level reports that include things like test status, steps, device/OS, duration, and any errors or attachments, so they’re easy to share with stakeholders or pipe into other tools (e.g. as CSV/JSON or via API/webhook).

We also track changes across runs, so you can see what’s new or regressed compared to the last execution: which tests started failing, what got fixed, how performance or stability moved over time, and trends at the suite/category level rather than just a one‑off snapshot.

 Really awesome! I'll give it a try sometime

Maker

 We have a sample test case and sample app in the dashboard, so trying it only takes 2 minutes! And if you bring your own app, setting up a test case takes 30 seconds. And as mentioned, we are happy to chat anytime!

Maker

 Thank you! 😊

Yes, we export detailed run reports including pass/fail status, step-by-step actions, screenshots, logs, and detected regressions. You can share them as links or plug them into your workflow via our APIs.

We also track changes across runs, so you can see what regressed, what improved, and what’s newly failing compared to the previous build or baseline.

 Thanks. We are planning for an app for reporting for our tool. So I was curious. Let's stay connected, and I also would love to try it out

Maker

 Sounds great! 😊
If you submit the form on our landing page, we’d be happy to book some time to chat and walk through your use case. Looking forward to hearing your thoughts once you try it out!

 sure. I'll do that

Impressive!

Maker

 Thank you for the kind words, Dimah! We'll keep building and pushing what's possible.

Maker

 Thanks Dimah! 🙏

QA is such an interesting space. Have you thought of using QualGent to QA QualGent?

Maker

 Haha, absolutely 😄

We dogfood QualGent heavily, with QualGent. Every release is tested by QualGent itself on real devices. It’s been one of the fastest ways for us to catch regressions and improve the agent.

Maker

QualGent testing QualGent itself = QualGent Squared 😎

It’s a very novel AI Q&A product.
Does it only support mobile devices, or is there a web version we can try?
For testing, what kind of input is required—test cases, for example?

And for mobile development, are there any language requirements?
If the code is generated by a framework, can it still be fixed or debugged?

Maker

 There are no language requirements for mobile development. QualGent works at the UI/behavior level, not the code level, so it doesn’t matter if your app is native (Swift/Kotlin), or built with Flutter, React Native, Unity, or any other framework.

Even if the code is framework-generated, you can still debug effectively: when something breaks, QualGent gives you clear repro steps, screenshots, and context of what the agent saw and did, so engineers can trace the issue back to the underlying code or framework behavior.

Happy to dive deeper if you want to test it on a specific stack.

Maker

 Great questions, and thanks for the kind words! 🙏

We’re mobile-first, but we do support web today and already have teams using QualGent to test web apps in production. The same agentic approach applies across mobile and web.

For inputs, you don’t need traditional scripts or detailed test cases. You can start with plain-English descriptions of what a user should do, or reuse existing flows you care about. The agent plans the steps, executes them, verifies outcomes, and adapts if the UI changes.

If you’re curious, please submit a form on our landing page. We're happy to book a time and walk through a quick demo on your app with you.

Maker

Thank you! Looks like answered your questions but we're always here to answer any more questions you have.

I was waiting for a good AI QA product!

Maker

 That means a lot 🙌

That’s exactly why we built QualGent. Would love for you to try it and share your thoughts!

Maker

 Glad you feel that way, excited to hear what you think of the product!

Cool idea, but how does this actually work end to end? Providing a build (IPA/APK) is one thing—but what happens if I connect the entire repo? Do you build the iOS/Android app yourselves, how do you handle real-device testing in a framework-agnostic way (native, React Native, Flutter, etc.), and when Figma is connected, is it only used to generate test cases or also to validate UI behavior on real devices?

Maker

 Thank you for the thoughtful questions, happy to clarify!

End-to-end: you can upload an IPA/APK or connect your repo. We don’t build the app for you. Teams push their latest IPA/APK builds to QualGent as part of their existing CI/CD (or upload manually). We also offer developer APIs so this fits naturally into your pipeline. You can trigger the tests directly from any code changes in your repository.

Framework-agnostic testing: once the build is on our platform, the agent runs at the OS + visual layer, not framework hooks. That’s why native, React Native, Flutter, and hybrid apps all work the same way on real devices and emulators. Our AI agents looks at the screen and control the devices through the same interface as humans, simulating real world user behavior.

Real-device execution: tests run on real iOS & Android devices (or emulators) with full user context - UI state, system dialogs, deep links, multi-app flows, etc.

Figma: today it’s used to help generate and ground test cases (expected flows, key screens). We’re actively expanding this to validate UI behavior and visual correctness against real-device runs.

 Thanks for the detailed answer... Sounds great. What about the future price? Is it still free at the moment?

Maker

 Great question 🙂

Right now, you can get started with free credits (including a launch bonus) to try it out. We offer usage-based pricing, and for power users there are a few enterprise plans that are actually better deals with more predictable pricing and higher-volume usage. If you submit the form from our landing page, happy to book a call with you to share more details!

Maker

 Great questions, and thanks for answering ! Whenever you have a chance to try the product let us know and we are happy to answer more questions directly in your dashboard as well!

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