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Arindam Vaidya

Grammarly For Test Automation?

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a) Early bug detection that saves valuable time and resources b) Effortless integration with your existing workflows for maximum efficiency c) Unmatched scalability to tackle projects of any size with ease How does this sound as a product?? Give your thoughts.

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Abhimanyu Kapoor
there is a ycombinator company that recently got launched doing this thing call dev super. its for QA testing. Do give it a look.
Arindam Vaidya
@abhimanyu_kapoor Thank you for the intel :) Love it. We too are into the space and recently raised pre-seed. We are called Autoflow Studio. Here's the link: https://autoflow.tools/
Abhimanyu Kapoor
@arindam_vaidya nice website. I see you used a design library for your landing page very similar to magic ui. But looks good. I have some feedback on landing page. It would be great to connect so i can let you know about it. But really great platform.
Xinshu Ta
WOw, looking interesting!
Tatiana Vdovychenko
Sounds promising, but adding specifics could make it stronger! Think about integrating AI-powered testing suggestions (like Grammarly for grammar), improving test case writing, and predicting common failures. That would really stand out in test automation! Maybe you can find interesting insights in this article: https://jetsoftpro.com/blog/type...
Arindam Vaidya
@t_vdovychenko Thank you for the assist :D We are into this space right now and here's the link: https://autoflow.tools/
Arely Aidan
Thanks for the sharing this kind of amazing and wonderful information you have shared with us. Keep sharing this kind of knowledgeable post. my ford benefits
André J
from experience that is not possible to build at the moment. It's just too complex, and intricate to simplify. A better approche would be to solve parts of this partially. And then grow to the bigger ambition later.
Arindam Vaidya
@sentry_co We have built the product and now we are testing it out. Give your thoughts, it will be awwessomme: https://autoflow.tools/
Oliver James Hawthorne
Sounds interesting, will check it out. I've also heard good things about Axe by Sprinter for no-code test automation. And of course, good ol' Selenium is always an option for those comfortable writing code.
Arindam Vaidya
@oliverjameshawthorne Thank you! Looking forward to your feedback: https://autoflow.tools/
Jonathan Edward Brooks
Yep, dev super is pretty neat for QA automation. Another one to check out is Testim.io - it uses AI to automate test cases based on your app's UI. Definitely saves a bunch of time compared to writing all the tests manually!