We built Infinite Test Foundry because shipping fast shouldn't mean shipping bugs. Our platform turns flaky manual QA into a deterministic, repeatable pipeline that runs in seconds — not days.
"We cut our release QA cycle from two days to nine minutes. Infinite Test Foundry paid for itself in the first sprint." — Lead SDET, fintech scale-up
From a single button click to a thousand concurrent users — Infinite Test Foundry has a testing engine for it.
End-to-end browser tests that mimic real users, with self-healing selectors and visual checkpoints — authored by recorder or code.
Validate REST & GraphQL responses, schemas and latency on every deploy.
Pixel-perfect snapshots flag unintended UI shifts before customers see them.
Automated OWASP Top 10, secret and dependency checks on every build.
Simulate thousands of virtual users and surface bottlenecks with detailed request waterfalls and percentile breakdowns.
Gate every merge on green across GitHub Actions, GitLab, Jenkins & CircleCI with zero glue code.
Less flakiness, faster feedback, happier engineers.
When the DOM changes, Infinite Test Foundry relinks selectors automatically — no more 2 a.m. red builds.
Cloud grid runs your whole suite in parallel, cutting hours of QA down to seconds.
Every failure ships with video, console, network and DOM snapshots for instant root cause.
QA and PMs build robust tests through the recorder while devs drop into code when needed.
Route failures to Slack, Teams or Jira with deduped, noise-free notifications.
SOC 2 Type II, SSO/SAML, and self-hosted runners for regulated environments.
Live analytics, smart retries and alerting — all wired into a single dashboard your whole team can read at a glance.
Track pass rate, duration and flakiness trends across every suite, in real time.
Up from 95.1% last month after enabling auto-retries.
Auto-retry flaky tests with full diagnostics so noise never blocks a deploy.
Deduped failure alerts routed to Slack, Teams or Jira the moment a build breaks.
Run sensitive suites inside your own network — your data never leaves the building.