Testing software shouldn't
slow down building it.
We are a team of distributed systems engineers and ML researchers who got tired of maintaining brittle Cypress scripts. We built Testiva AI to let computers do the tedious work, so humans can focus on creation.
Born from the frustration of broken pipelines.
In 2026, the complexity of modern web applications exploded. Micro-frontends, dynamic hydration, and rapid CI/CD pipelines meant teams were shipping faster than ever. But Quality Assurance was stuck in the past.
Every time a developer changed a CSS class from .btn-primary to .btn-lg, the entire E2E test suite would turn red. Engineering teams were spending 30% of their sprints just maintaining test scripts. It was a tax on innovation.
Testiva AI was built to flip the script. By combining multi-modal Vision-Language Models (VLMs) with deterministic headless browser orchestration, we created an AI that tests software exactly like a human does—by looking at it. No selectors. No maintenance. Just quality.
Our Engineering Principles
The core beliefs that drive how we build Testiva.
Determinism over Magic
AI is inherently non-deterministic, but CI/CD pipelines require absolute certainty. We built a Consensus Engine that re-verifies every bug in an isolated MicroVM to guarantee zero false positives.
Zero-Trust Privacy
Enterprise software demands extreme security. We scrub PII and secrets at the edge before inference, and we cryptographically shred our MicroVMs the second a run is completed. Zero model training.
Developer Experience First
We don't build dashboards for the sake of dashboards. Testiva lives where developers live: integrating directly into GitHub, GitLab, and Linear, dropping actionable PR patches straight into your workflow.
Leadership Team
Built by a remote-first team of ex-OpenAI, Vercel, and Cloudflare engineers obsessed with developer tools.
Join the Swarm.
We are actively hiring distributed systems engineers, ML researchers, and product designers. Help us kill the manual QA industry.
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