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Collect automated test results in one place and analyze failures across test runs.

A test-management and quality-analytics platform for organizing coverage, execution results, and release readiness.

Write C++ tests and mocks, then build them into the project's test runner.

Generate Java unit-test code from IntelliJ classes and methods, with CLI and CI options in paid editions.

A concurrent test runner for JavaScript projects running on Node.js.

The Microsoft test framework for writing and running unit tests in .NET projects.

Model-based end-to-end test automation for enterprise applications and business workflows.

Write browser tests for web applications across Chromium, Firefox, and WebKit.

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AI testing platform for web, mobile, API and desktop QA

A .NET unit-testing framework for C#, F#, and Visual Basic projects.

Run your existing automated browser tests on BrowserStack's hosted browser grid.

Run and coordinate existing test workflows across Kubernetes runners, then inspect their logs and artifacts.

A visual and code-based automation tool for functional web and desktop testing, with API and load features in the Ultimate edition.

Automate mobile application interactions through a WebDriver-compatible test framework.

Create functional API tests from specifications or recorded traffic, then extend them into security and performance checks.

Continuously runs .NET tests in Visual Studio or Rider and reports results as code changes.

Measure how well JavaScript and TypeScript tests detect deliberately introduced code changes.

Records web and mobile user flows as hosted automated tests, with AI prompts and run diagnostics.

Create and run browser, mobile, API, performance, and accessibility checks with a hosted test platform.

Write and run JavaScript end-to-end tests across local browsers and remote grids.

A TAP-compliant test framework for checking Bash scripts and command-line programs.

Configure native-code builds in a separate build directory, then compile and run registered tests.

Connect software requirements, tasks, bugs, milestones, pull requests, and test coverage.