Autonomous Software Testing

AutoExplore is an innovative tool designed to automate software testing.

It runs autonomously and continuously to ensure your applications stay robust, reliable and ready for any change.

AutoExplore introduction video

Motivation

Traditional test automation methods often fall short when the best practices are not followed or the development team is on tight schedule. Manual testing is time-consuming, boring and prone to human error, while automated scripts require constant updates to keep up with evolving software.

AutoExplore is designed to help with these challenges by clicking every link, filling every form and going-through every feature of your application autonomously and continuously.

Success story

Visma Solutions Oy

Solving complex ERP, accounting and tax processes for tens of thousands of different sized organizations is no easy task. Ever-changing customer needs, legal requirements and environment changes require constant updates to the software. Over the years, used technologies have also changed. This creates a challenge for updating and managing a good level of test automation to ensure first class user experience. Visma Solutions knew this better than most.

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No test cases

AutoExplore uses tailored machine-learning algorithms to generalize application testing. It explores the application through Web Browser interface, same way as the user does. It finds the issues by simply using the application.

Complements existing processes

AutoExplore extends your current testing processes. It adds extra layer of validation, reducing the risk of undetected, high-impact failures in production.

Insightful reports

AutoExplore memorises the steps it has taken till it encountered an issue. These steps and other technical details, including network traffic, client side scripts and screenshots are then available for the R&D team

null, undefined, NaN, [object Object] September 15, 2025

One common mistake in Web development is to use the value of a variable or property that is not in the expected state. JavaScript has two bottom values null and undefined. Due to the widespread use of JavaScript, it is common to see these values rendered in the UI. Most of the time, these values are not intended for the end user and can be confusing. The AutoExplore agent is now able to detect these values and highlight them in the reports.

Multiple Environments Multiple Agents September 03, 2025
Since AutoExplore's recent update, it is possible to run multiple agents in parallel against multiple environments. This allows testing multiple versions of the application under test, for example, production and staging environments. It can also be used to speed up the testing process by running multiple agents against the same environment. Watch the video to learn more...
AutoExplore issue reporting May 06, 2025
Autonomous testing without specified test cases creates a unique challenge for issue reporting. How to present the information about the found issues in a way that it is easy to understand and reproduce without overloading the user with too much information?
Measuring AI agent coverage April 16, 2025
Autonomous testing with AI agents requires new ways to measure test coverage, as traditional metrics like code or requirement coverage don’t apply. AutoExplore addresses this by introducing UI coverage...
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Get ready!

AutoExplore is planned to launch in 2025, revolutionizing how autonomous testing transforms software development. By requesting early access, you'll gain exclusive updates, sneak peeks, and early notification when the platform becomes available. Don’t miss this chance to be at the forefront of cutting-edge testing innovation. Sign up now to secure your spot and be among the first to explore its powerful capabilities!