AI User Stories
Generate structured user stories from BRDs, epics and requirements.
AutomatiQA brings AI-powered QA capabilities into a single workspace — reducing manual effort and keeping test assets connected from requirement to result.
Build coverage from the user interface down to the services beneath it, with shared projects, evidence, execution history, and reports.
Generate structured user stories from BRDs, epics and requirements.
Create relevant scenarios from user stories, URLs and uploaded documents.
Generate detailed test cases with coverage and requirement traceability.
Convert test cases into automation scripts for supported frameworks and languages.
Record browser workflows and generate reusable automation without manual scripting.
Record mobile app interactions and automate workflows on devices or emulators.
Validate web application behavior and user journeys with AI-assisted testing.
Validate endpoints, responses, contracts and business flows through API tests.
Measure response time, throughput and behavior under load.
Measure application performance and identify slow or bottleneck areas.
Three steps from a connected project to a running, tracked suite.
Link your GitHub repo and Jira project so AutomatiQA understands what you're shipping, from requirements to code.
AutomatiQA turns BRDs, epics and app flows into user stories, test scenarios and test cases — your team reviews and approves what runs.
Scripts are generated automatically and executed via Record & Play across web and mobile, with results and failures surfaced in one dashboard.
AutomatiQA sits alongside your existing tools instead of asking your team to move.
No. It removes repetitive drafting, scripting, and reporting work so QA engineers can focus on risk, exploratory testing, product behavior, and release decisions.
Yes. Import and organize existing cases alongside AI-generated scenarios, then maintain execution status and traceability in the same project.
Yes. AutomatiQA supports browser recording and playback as well as native Android inspection, gesture capture, Appium automation, and real-device execution.
Scripts can be generated for Playwright, Selenium, Cypress, and Appium in commonly used languages including TypeScript, JavaScript, Java, and Python.
Yes. Human review and approval remain part of the workflow, with role-based controls determining who can create, approve, and execute testing assets.
See how one connected quality workspace can shorten the path from requirement to release.