QAZero is live.
If you don’t have a QA team, record a flow once. You get a Playwright spec that heals when the UI moves and it has to fail on the buggy build first.
https://t.co/wKyj36kx4J
app: https://t.co/aqQCRqzWwJ
walkthrough: https://t.co/vGpYnqwYTe
#buildinpublic
3 weeks since @aurus launch
- about ~96.8% landing rate for the swap engine. ~99.7% if you include refusing to land bad quotes.
- users paid ~95% less in fees than they would on other wallets.
- about ~70% users come back within 7 days to swap again.
that's pretty sick
Most startups don't need a $80K QA hire.
They need their 20 critical flows tested on every deploy - checkout, signup, auth - with zero maintenance.
That's what we do at QAZeroLabs: self-healing AI tests, live in your repo, from $2.5K/mo.
First 5 clients get founding pricing + a free 48-hr audit on your app. No strings, you keep the bug report either way.
https://t.co/jLkopQSb6i
How our self-healing engine resolves a broken selector:
Tier 1: cached selector — 80% of steps, instant, no AI
Tier 2: 8 fallback strategies (testid → ARIA role → label → text → CSS → XPath) — <1s, still no AI
Tier 3: screenshot + DOM → Claude → new selector, cached for next run — 1-2s
AI only when actually needed. That's why it's fast AND cheap.
A developer renames one CSS class.
Six tests go red.
Nobody spends the afternoon fixing a bug — they spend it fixing the TESTS.
None of that work caught a single bug.
This is most teams' "QA process."
5/ It's everything a QA hire does, at a fraction of the cost.
I'm taking my first 5 clients at founding pricing — and I'll personally run a free 48-hour audit on your app first. Every bug, every untested flow, no strings.
DM me or → https://t.co/wKyj36kx4J
I was the QA engineer at 4 startups.
At every single one, the same thing happened:
Critical flows tested by hand. Test suites breaking more than the code. Me spending 12 hrs/week fixing selectors instead of finding bugs.
So I built QAZero. Here's what it does 🧵
4/ Tests run on every PR.
Real bug caught → Slack alert before your users find it.
UI changed → test self-heals.
Flaky nonsense → gone.
Your team ships. Nobody babysits a pipeline.