Quokka Labs deploys AI-assisted testing across applications and release workflows, enabling no-code test creation, resilient automation, cross-browser validation, CI/CD integration, and actionable failure evidence without adding script-heavy maintenance.
As products change faster, test automation becomes harder to maintain, scale, and trust. Engineering teams still face brittle coverage, release bottlenecks, specialist dependency, and slow failure diagnosis.
Selector-dependent automation requires recurring maintenance as application interfaces evolve, consuming engineering capacity that should otherwise expand coverage and support new releases.
Regression testing remains concentrated around release windows when execution is not continuously integrated into the delivery pipeline, increasing validation pressure and delaying release decisions.
Framework-specific automation keeps test creation dependent on specialized engineering resources, limiting how quickly QA, product, and domain teams can translate critical user journeys into executable coverage.
Test failures often require engineers to correlate execution logs, screenshots, application behaviour, and issue context before determining the actual cause and assigning remediation.
Quokka Labs configures a proven QA automation foundation around your applications, browsers, release pipeline and reporting tools. Each test moves from captured intent to executed result to a traceable record, without anyone writing or maintaining a script.
Run a suite immediately from the dashboard or a Slack command.
Run hourly, daily or weekly against a fixed environment.
Trigger on push or pull request through a native CI plugin.
Run the same suite in parallel across four browsers and three device profiles.
From journey capture and AI test construction through to cloud execution, generated documentation and requirement traceability, the platform provides the technical foundation required to run continuous testing across connected release workflows.
Connect test creation, continuous execution, cross-browser validation, and failure evidence to the release workflows your engineering teams already use.
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AI-Assisted Test Generation · Continuous Testing · Cross-Browser Execution
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Quokka Labs configures the platform around your applications, release cadence, pipeline and reporting model. The same foundation supports regression, continuous testing, cross-browser coverage and compliance evidence without a separate framework for each.
Define measurable targets against your existing test creation, regression and documentation baselines. Quokka Labs connects journey capture, AI-assisted generation, cloud execution and pipeline reporting to improve testing performance across selected release workflows.
Engineers write and repair automation scripts by hand, and coverage erodes each time the interface changes.
Generate runnable test cases from a recorded journey or a plain-English scenario instead of writing them by hand.
Regression runs as a scheduled manual phase that the release date waits on, and gets cut short under pressure.
Move regression, cross-browser checks and documentation from manual execution to scheduled and pipeline-triggered runs.
Test documentation is written after the fact, if at all, and coverage cannot be answered without a manual audit.
Trigger suites on push or pull request through native pipeline plugins and return results to the team automatically.
Automation suites run separately from development workflows, requiring teams to trigger tests manually and review results before moving changes forward.
Run one suite in parallel across four browsers and three device profiles rather than sampling coverage manually.
Teams manually select browsers and devices to test, making it difficult to run the same journeys consistently across the environments users actually rely on.
Produce versioned, human-readable documentation and a requirement traceability matrix alongside every test case.
Most technology companies develop an app or a website and hand it over. We are built the other way — this system already runs, and Quokka Labs deploys it into your environment, adapts it to your applications, and connects it to your pipeline.
Our approach is not tied to one model, platform, or automation tool. We build with the AI, cloud, data, and enterprise stack that best fits your workflow.
Work with Quokka Labs to identify high-value testing workflows, integrate AI-assisted automation into your release pipeline, and improve coverage, validation speed, and failure visibility.
24-Hour Response
Initial response from a QA automation specialist to understand your testing requirements.
AI-Native Engineering Team
QA, AI, automation, cloud, and integration expertise aligned to your application and release workflows.
End-to-End Implementation
One engineering partner from workflow discovery and solution configuration through pipeline integration, deployment, and optimization.
A framework still requires engineers to write and maintain scripts. This system generates test cases from a recorded journey or a plain-English scenario, targets elements through resilient selectors rather than positional DOM paths, executes across browsers in the cloud, and returns results into the pipeline, Slack and JIRA. The work that ordinarily follows automation is what is being removed, not the automation itself.
No. A test case is created by recording a real user journey in the browser or describing the scenario in plain English. The system produces structured, runnable steps with suggested assertions, which the team can edit, reorder or regenerate before saving.
Test steps target elements using ARIA roles and data-test-id attributes rather than positional DOM paths, which is what ordinarily invalidates recorded tests after a UI change, so test cases survive minor DOM changes without breaking. The scope of that resilience is minor DOM changes; a structural redesign of a flow still requires the journey to be recorded again.
Yes. Native plugins are available for GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Jenkins and CircleCI, alongside a REST API with project-scoped, rotatable keys for custom pipelines. Suites trigger on push or pull request events, and on GitHub results post back to the pull request.
A failed run sends a Slack notification carrying the failing step, the expected and actual values, and a screenshot, and creates a JIRA bug with the same evidence attached. Duplicate issues are detected, regressions reopen the original issue, and the issue transitions when the test passes again.
Yes. Product managers and business analysts can describe a scenario in plain English to produce a runnable test case, and every test case carries generated human-readable documentation, so the suite can be reviewed without reading code.
Access is role-based across viewer, editor and admin. Every change is retained in an immutable, exportable audit log, data is encrypted in transit and at rest, and full data export or deletion is supported on request. A requirement traceability matrix links issues to test cases for audit evidence.
Quokka Labs manages the implementation across discovery of your release workflows and application surface, configuration against your applications and browser matrix, pipeline and issue-tracker integration, access and governance setup, and rollout. Coverage is then expanded as the product changes.