We built PeakoQ because performance testing kept being the thing teams meant to do but never had time for. Writing load test scripts by hand is slow, brittle, and usually falls to whoever drew the short straw that sprint — so it either gets skipped entirely or bolted on right before a release, when it's too late to fix anything meaningful. We saw this constantly working with QA and engineering teams inside GCCs and fast-moving tech companies: the app ships, performance issues surface in production, and everyone scrambles. Not because teams didn't care about performance — because the tooling made it too slow and too manual to do continuously. So, we asked: what if you could go from an API collection to a running load test in minutes, not days? That became PeakoQ's core idea — AI-generated test scripts straight from your API sources, no manual scripting required. Our approach evolved a lot along the way. We started focused purely on script generation, but early users kept hitting the same wall: tests broke the moment an API changed and fixing them ate up as much time as writing them did. That's what pushed us to build auto-healing into the core of the product, not as an add-on — so tests stay reliable as your application evolves, not just on day one. The result is a platform that fits into existing CI/CD pipelines (GitHub, GitLab, Azure DevOps) and lets teams catch performance issues before they hit production, instead of after.

PeakoQ

Next Gen Performance Testing

Next Gen Performance Testing