Quick facts
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- Agentic testing with real browsers and devices.
- Pricing
- Freemium
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About Autonoma
Autonoma is an open-source testing platform powered by artificial intelligence. It provides testing capabilities for web and mobile applications in real browsers and devices, enabling detection of regressions on every update. One of the distinguishing features of Autonoma is its AI agents that navigate and test an application end-to-end, without the need for any test code. Autonoma connects directly to the user's GitHub repository to analyze and map the codebase, covering every page, user flow, and edge case to generate a comprehensive test plan. The AI agents of Autonoma interact with the application in the same way a real user would, performing actions like clicking through flows, filling forms, and testing the user interface. Each code push triggers Autonoma to run tests on the preview deploy, with results showing up directly in the pull request. Autonoma is also built to integrate seamlessly into the existing stack of tools without disrupting workflow. It supports a wide range of frameworks and languages, making it a versatile choice for any development stack. Despite its comprehensive testing capabilities, Autonoma aims not to replace QA teams but to enhance their efficiency by catching regressions and providing instant feedback.
Pros
- Open-source testing platform
- End-to-End Testing
- Code Analysis
- Hub Integration
- User Flow Testing
- Edge Case Testing
- UI Testing
- Automatic Test Generation
- Deployment Testing
- Stack Integration
- Framework Support
- Language Support
Cons
- Requires Git
- Hub integration
- Relies on real devices
- Not a stand-alone tool
- Repository access necessary
- May miss human insensitivity
- Payment for additional credits
- Unclear handling of framework-specific issues
- Not bound to specific frameworks/languages
- Limited to web, mobile testing
- No feature limits for self-hosted version