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Built BugSnap AI: an autonomous QA agent for teams that ship fast without a dedicated QA hire.
You point it at your app. It explores like a real user would, clicking, filling forms, navigating, with no pre-written test script. From what it actually finds, it builds test hypotheses on its own, and before it ever reports a bug, it reproduces it independently in a completely fresh session. If it can't reproduce it, it doesn't report it.
Every finding comes with real evidence: the actual steps, real screenshots, not just a confidence score guessing there might be a problem. Once a bug is confirmed fixed, it becomes a permanent regression check so it never quietly comes back.
Plugs into Jira, Linear, GitHub Issues, and Slack, so it fits into however your team already tracks work.
Free tier, no card required, if you want to try it on your own app: bugsnap-ai.com
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