0 to 80% test coverage. One sprint.๐
50+ tests across 80+ screens. Zero locators. QA team fully independent from day one.
We built this with one of India's largest matrimonial apps.
hey @cronometer ๐your users trust you with every gram โ๏ธ
That kind of trust is hard to earn and easy to lose
we help you keep it ๐ฌ @artichikin
hey @MyFitnessPal , 200 day streak, one app crash๏ฟฝ๏ฟฝ๏ฟฝThat's not a bug, that's a betrayal ๐ฒ
We make sure you never break what your users are building ๐ฅ
Hey @hinge ๐, you match people for life .
But a broken feature at the wrong moment? That's a broken connection ๐ฏ
We test, so your app never gets in the way ๐
This is the gap nobody talks about.
Every layer of the modern mobile stack has been upgraded. Testing hasn't.
We built Drizz because this shouldn't still be the problem in 2026.
Check out the full breakdown here: https://t.co/Y64Pn8LNM3
I spoke to 40+ mobile engineers over 6 months.
Every single one had the same pattern: cutting-edge stack everywhere: Flutter, Firebase, GitHub Actions, Sentry.
Then I asked about testing: Appium. Brittle selectors. Tests breaking every release.
Teams have modernized every layer of their stack except the one that breaks the most. Full breakdown ๐
https://t.co/uFyd5Wz7Kf
The vibe QA testing era is here.
So we connected @OpenClaw to @drizz_dev and gave it a phone.
One Discord message. Two real apps. Zero human input.
It navigated @Airbnb and @amazon and actually executed tasks without any assistance.
Everyone building mobile apps keeps asking me the same thing when I walk them through Drizz:
"Wait, what actually IS a Vision Language Model?"
Fair question. The term gets thrown around constantly and rarely explained well.
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