Some wins feel extra special, especially when they come directly from our users 🏆✨ For us, it’s more than badges, it is proof that the work we do helps QA teams move faster, test smarter, and feel more confident in their process. Huge thank you to everyone who trusts Testomat.io and shares feedback with us 💙 You’re the reason we keep improving every day. G2 Spring 2026 winner - g2.com/products/testomat-io/…

Your #CI runs every test on every release. Including the ones for a module nobody touched since January. Risk-based prioritiation cuts execution time 30–50% per release. The how is in the guide: testomat.io/blog/reduce-qa-c… #QA #TestManagement

Fixing a bug in production costs 30x more than catching it in #development (NIST). Skipping #testcycles to "save money" is just choosing to pay later, at the worst possible rate. Where does your team cut first when the #QAbudget shrinks? #QA #TestAutomation

"#Automatedtests" has meant "#scriptedtests" for years. Our CTO @davert on why that's about to change 👇 #Explorbot runs on fast, cheap models and explores your app on its own, finding scenarios nobody wrote a script for. Open-source, pipeline-ready.

What if exploratory testing could run on its own? 🤔 That’s exactly what our CTO Michael Bodnarchuk (@davert ) explored while building Explorbot — an open-source AI-powered testing agent that navigates web apps like a real user. Instead of following rigid predefined scripts, Explorbot: ▫️ Reads the UI and discovers flows on its own ▫️ Tests CRUD actions, filters, forms, and edge cases ▫️ Tries unexpected inputs, SQL/JS injections, weird characters, and hidden paths ▫️ Converts successful flows into real Playwright or CodeceptJS tests One of the most interesting parts? Explorbot generates around 30–50 meaningful tests per hour while running continuously in parallel sessions 🚀 And it’s not about replacing QA engineers or regression suites. It helps cover the areas teams usually don’t have time to revisit: ✔️ New features ✔️ Low-coverage areas ✔️ Forgotten admin pages ✔️ Edge-case behaviour Even better — the project is completely free and open source, so teams can run it locally, in CI, or on their own infrastructure. Really exciting direction for automated exploratory testing 👀 Worth reading the full article if you want to see how it works behind the scenes: testomat.io/blog/meet-automa… #QA #TestAutomation #Playwright #CodeceptJS #TestingTools #Testomat

Building AI into testing isn’t just about adding new tools 👀 The real challenge is creating a solid foundation: 🚀 clear goals 🛠 the right toolkit 🤝 team collaboration 📈 continuous monitoring and scaling Without strategy, even the best tools won’t bring real results. The strongest QA teams treat AI integration like a process, not a shortcut #QA #SoftwareTesting #AutomationTesting #AIinTesting #TestAutomation

⚡ In AI testing, speed matters more than perfect decisions. Most of the work is simple stuff: reading HTML, clicking buttons, checking modals, moving through flows. If the model reacts fast, the agent can recover from mistakes instantly and keep testing without slowing down. That’s why the “right model for the right job” approach makes so much sense: 🟢 fast cheap models for heavy HTML reading 🧠 smarter models for important decisions 👀 vision models only when screenshots are actually needed When AI responds as fast as the browser itself, testing starts feeling less like a chatbot and more like having an extra QA teammate in your devtools 🚀 Read the full article: testomat.io/blog/what-makes-… #AutomationTesting #AI #Playwright #SoftwareTesting

Want to see test management on steroids and learn how to build a powerful workflow? No copy-pasting required there 😀 During the demo, we will show how Testomat.io integrates with Jira and helps QA and dev teams work faster and more transparently. By default, it’s way cooler than TestRail, Xrail and many other popular tools on the market. 👥 Format: Group online demo Q&A 📅 Date: June 2nd ⏰ Time: 7:30 PM CET 🔗 Register so we can send you the Zoom link on time and the recording with email: forms.gle/TEqjNyob81MoMpDQ8 #SoftwareTesting #TestManagement #Jira

Good test strategy isn’t about adding more test cases 👀 It’s about asking the right questions in the right order: 🔍 What’s actually happening? 📌 What should guide our decisions? ⚙️ What actions will move us forward? Strong QA strategy starts with understanding the problem before jumping into tools, automation, or processes. Otherwise, teams end up testing a lot… but learning very little. Simple framework. Big impact. 🚀 #SoftwareTesting #TestStrategy #TestManagement

📊 QA metrics can either help your team improve… or just create more dashboards nobody reads. Tracking 5,000 test cases means nothing if they all check the same happy path. What actually matters is knowing: ✔️ where bugs come from ✔️ how many defects reach production ✔️ whether your tests catch real problems ✔️ how fast your team gets feedback Some metrics reveal quality trends. Others are just noise. This guide breaks down the QA metrics that are actually useful,  from defect leakage and flaky test rate to MTTR, DRE, and production defect rate 👀 If your team is drowning in reports but still missing bugs in production, this one’s worth reading. Read the full article 👉 testomat.io/blog/qa-software… #QA #SoftwareTesting #TestAutomation #Testomat

🚨 Most bugs don’t start in code They start with unclear requirements, missed edge cases, and assumptions nobody questioned 👀 Instead of QA joining at the very end, quality becomes part of the process from day one: 🧩 QA reviews requirements before development 📝 Acceptance criteria are defined upfront ⚡ Automated tests run on every PR 🔍 Issues get caught before production 🚀 Releases become faster and less chaotic The result? ✅ Faster feedback ✅ Fewer production bugs ✅ Less firefighting for the whole team Shift-left isn’t just “testing earlier”, it’s changing how teams build software 💡 Read the full guide here 👇testomat.io/blog/shift-left-… #QA #ShiftLeftTesting #SoftwareTesting #TestAutomation