Software Testing News

Zurich-based Klarent hasraised €7.13M seed money to scale its AI software testing platform and expand into the US. The round is led by Mosaic Ventures, with participation from Moonfire Ventures and a group of prominent angel investors including former Google Director Jürgen Galler.

Meticulous has announced a $15m Series A funding round led by Chemistry. This financing round comes with additional participation from Menlo Ventures and angel investors. Meticulous work by monitoring daily interactions with the application as it is being developed.

TesterArmy is a YCombinator backed San Francisco- and Warsaw-based startup that provides AI-powered software testing agents. The company, founded in 2026, aims to replace manual test scripting with autonomous AI agents that verify user journeys across web and mobile applications using plain language instructions.

Qyrus is transforming into QyrusAI, a single AI platform that unites application modernization, software testing and autonomous IT operations. QyrusAI brings together Qyrus, the company testing platform, and Qinfinite, its AI-driven modernization and IT operations platform, under one name and one shared model of the enterprise application condition.

kayIQ.ai, an AI test automation and QA platform, has launched with $500,000 in seed funding provided by its founders and technology investor Magis Teknoloji.

Blacksmith, a cloud for validating code through drop-in replacement for GitHub Actions runners, raised a $45 million Series B led by Peak XV Partners, with existing investors Y Combinator and GV also participating. The round values Blacksmith at $550 million.

Tricentis has announced the acquisition of Tabnine, the AI-coding platform purpose-built for secure, context-aware enterprise software development. Tricentis will integrate Tabnine’s Enterprise Context Engine technology into its Agentic Quality Engineering Platform.