[Funding alert] Sweden’s QA.tech Secures $1M Pre-seed Round Funding

In order to speed over code testing and save up developers' time, QA.tech uses AI. The SaaS the solution from the Swedish startup is meant to look like a human tester.

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As QA.tech uses AI to speed up the code testing process, developers might be enabled to reclaim part of their precious coding time. The SaaS the solution from the Swedish startup is aimed at imitating an actual tester looking for bugs in the website code. Features like the shopping cart, search capabilities, and cookie banners can all be tested.

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Following the effective conclusion of this investment round, QA.tech will expand the team and work alongside a small number of beta clients to improve their AI.

Daniel Mauno Pettersson, CEO and co-founder of QA.tech, “All other trends in development lean towards reusing code, so why should you have to write tests from scratch? It's a very time- and resource-consuming process, and errors often occur due to the human factor. By automating QA tests, we free up time that allows the developer to focus on writing code, not testing it".

The money will be utilized to speed up product development and expand the developer team. A beta programme for the business is currently being planned by QA.tech with roughly twenty clients, as per reported by Tech.eu.

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About QA.tech

Building the first automated QA tester is QA.tech. They want to boost engineers' productivity by automated application testing. Stop awaiting feedback from your stakeholders or QA team. As a result, there will be fewer defects, higher standards, and a quicker time to market for programmers.

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