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Testifly is a technology company that develops an artificial intelligence-powered platform for software quality assurance (QA) and test automation. Founded in 2025, the company's platform utilizes autonomous agents to crawl web applications, learn user flows, and generate automated test coverage without manual scripting.

History: Testifly was established in 2025 in Haifa, Israel, by serial entrepreneur Amihay Schwarz.

The company emerged from a seed funding stage to address the "flaky test" problem and the high maintenance costs associated with traditional test automation frameworks like Selenium and Playwright.

Technology: Testifly's core product is an autonomous QA agent designed to integrate into the software development lifecycle. The platform's primary features include:

Autonomous Crawling: The agent explores web applications to map pages, features, and user journeys automatically.

No-Code Automation: It generates test cases based on real user behavior rather than manual code or locators.

Self-Healing: The AI is designed to adapt to UI changes automatically, reducing the need for manual test maintenance when a product's interface evolves.

Ask Tessa: An integrated AI chatbot that allows users to query test results and generate specific testing scenarios using natural language.

The platform integrates with standard development tools including Jira, Xray, and CI/CD pipelines to facilitate regression testing and continuous monitoring.^[1]

Business Model: Testifly operates on a software as a service (SaaS) model with tiered subscription plans (Starter and Business) based on the number of monthly test executions and features such as SSO and third-party integrations.

Test automation

Artificial intelligence in software engineering

List of software testing tools

References

Official website