Bengaluru-based startup Quash, which specializes in automated software testing, has secured $635,000 in a pre-seed funding round led by Arali Ventures. Other notable investors who participated in the funding round include Java Capital, PeerCheque, DeVC by Matrix Partners, and Abhishek Goyal, co-founder of Tracxn. The capital will help Quash scale up its development of AI-driven quality assurance (QA) solutions, expand its engineering team, and strengthen its developer community.
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Ayush Shrivastava founded Quash, which uses agentic AI agents for pioneering a novel approach to testing mobile applications. The AI agent will automate the entire quality assurance process from bug detection to resolution with zero dependence on manual QA testers. This method will help shorten the cycle time for releasing software while making software more reliable-an important requirement for the high-tech environment of today.
Quash’s flagship tool is the Quash Report, which is an open-source bug reporting platform, and so far, has managed to get on board 11 companies and hundreds of developers. This tool makes the process of bug reporting smoother by making it easier for developers to quickly identify and correct issues.
Quash’s primary objective is the eradication of inefficiencies in a typical QA workflow. Utilizing AI for testing and then redirecting focus from a mere bug-hunting exercise from engineers will allow development in innovation and features to be realized sooner. Such processes do not just add productivity but make it easier to deliver higher quality software products quickly.
Quash’s toolset encompasses Quash Automate, an AI-powered agent that oversees end-to-end testing to ensure both speed and accuracy in the release of software. This capability is especially useful for organizations that are keen on staying ahead of the curve by rapidly deploying software updates without compromising on quality.
The startup will sharpen the current portfolio and enhance the position in the market with a fresh injection of funds. With a view toward further developing quality assurance processes for developers around the world, this software will also see releases being much more reliable and timely. Quash engineering would scale thanks to this new infusion, making the business technologically well-prepared as it adds the list of its AI-driven services to its platform.
Quash also focuses on developing a strong developer community through its Appstronauts platform. This dedicated space is aimed at supporting mobile developers who seek quicker and more accurate testing solutions, fostering collaboration and knowledge sharing within the community.
Quash’s recent funding round marks a significant milestone in its journey to revolutionize the software testing landscape. The startup has a clear vision and innovative approach in addressing the challenges faced by developers in quality assurance. As demand for rapid software deployment continues to grow, Quash’s AI-driven solutions are sure to become an indispensable tool for engineering teams that strive for excellence in software quality.
Support from key investors also underscores the trust placed in Quash’s capability to disrupt conventional QA workflows, creating significant improvements in the software development process. When this new phase is undertaken, the tech world will eagerly follow how things go with it and how that will eventually influence the software testing of the future.
