We built WardenIQ to help QA teams find testing gaps faster

We’re building @WardenIQ, a free and open-source testing intelligence platform designed specifically for QA teams.

Testing information is usually scattered across requirements, Jira tickets, Confluence pages, repositories, test cases, automation reports, and spreadsheets. This makes it difficult to quickly understand what changed, what needs to be tested, and where important gaps remain.

@WardenIQ brings these workflows into one place and helps teams:

• Generate structured test cases with AI

• Create test plans and manage test cycles

• Analyze code changes from a QA perspective

• Review manual and automation test coverage

• Identify missing or under-tested areas

• Build mind maps to understand features and testing flows visually

• Reuse common testing steps through the Step Library

• Connect Jira, Confluence, and repositories

• Choose their preferred AI provider and model using BYOK

• Run locally or on premises using Docker

The Mind Map helps teams break down complex features into clear flows, scenarios, and dependencies. The Step Library helps testers reuse common steps instead of writing the same actions repeatedly across multiple test cases.

WardenIQ is free to use, open source, and built to reduce repetitive QA work—not replace testers. Human expertise, judgment, and decision-making remain at the center.

Product Hunt:
https://www.producthunt.com/posts/wardeniq

GitHub:
https://github.com/adlerqa/wardeniq

@WardenIQ

We’d appreciate honest feedback on the setup, workflows, and the QA problem you think we should solve next.