AIQA Blog
Introducing AIQA: AI-Powered QA for Mobile & Web
Why we built AIQA and how AI changes visual QA for product teams.
Shipping software faster should not mean asking users to discover the defects. AIQA is an autonomous quality platform that explores Android, iOS, and web products, reviews what it sees, and turns its findings into actionable bug reports.
Why traditional QA becomes a bottleneck
Manual regression testing is valuable, but repeatedly walking through every screen consumes the time of engineers, designers, and QA specialists. Scripted automation helps predictable flows, yet every script becomes another asset that must be written and maintained.
AIQA starts from the product itself. Give it an APK, a zipped Runner.app simulator build, or a web URL. The crawler explores reachable screens and captures evidence without requiring a team to describe every click first.
One crawl, several perspectives
A product can be technically functional and still feel broken. That is why AIQA separates complementary test scopes.
- Design testing compares captured screens with Figma references and highlights visual differences.
- Logic testing reviews flows, state, and behaviour for functional inconsistencies.
- Marketing testing evaluates clarity, calls to action, copy, trust, value, and friction from a user's perspective.
- Full testing combines design, logic, and marketing review in one run.
Results built for action
Each finding includes a screenshot, severity, description, and supporting metadata. Teams can inspect results in AIQA, export structured JSON, or send selected bugs to Jira when their plan includes the integration.
The goal is not to replace thoughtful human QA. It is to automate repetitive exploration and first-pass review so people can focus on risk, product judgement, and the hard edge cases.
Start with the build you already have
Create a project, choose a platform and test scope, upload the build or enter a URL, and start a run. Figma is optional: connect it for design comparison, or use logic and marketing modes without it.
AIQA makes broad product checks available earlier in the release cycle, when defects are cheaper to understand and fix.