Agentic testing
with real browsers
and devices.

Think of Playwright and Appium as the kernel — powerful but low-level. Writing raw test scripts is like writing assembly: it works, but it doesn't scale with evolving applications. Every UI change breaks tests, every new feature needs new scripts, and maintenance becomes a full-time job. Autonoma is the operating system built on top of that kernel. AI agents understand your app, generate tests, adapt when things change, and maintain themselves. You get the reliability of Playwright/Appium execution without ever writing or debugging test code. We're open source and building this as the new standard.

Yes, and that's a good thing. QA was already a bottleneck before AI — engineers ship across multiple worktrees simultaneously, and no human QA team can multiplex across 7 features in parallel. They're always backed up, and bugs still get through. Autonoma runs thousands of tests in parallel on every PR, catches regressions in minutes, and never has a backlog. Your engineers get instant feedback instead of waiting days for manual QA cycles.

You could generate Playwright scripts with Claude, but that's 10% of the problem. You still need to prepare isolated environments, seed test data correctly, parallelize execution, handle flaky infrastructure, and bulk-validate that what Claude produced actually tests the right thing — not just a script that passes by skipping the hard parts. Autonoma handles all of this end-to-end: environment provisioning, data seeding, parallel execution on real browsers and devices, and validation that tests are actually meaningful.

Yes. The Autonoma agent is fully open source. You can self-host the entire platform on your own infrastructure for free, with no feature limits. The managed cloud version adds scalable parallel execution on real browsers and mobile devices, dashboards, and team collaboration features.

Autonoma is not framework-bound. It works with any web or mobile application accessible via a URL or device — React, Next.js, Vue, Angular, Flutter, React Native, Swift, or anything else. We provide helper tooling for the most common languages and frameworks, but the core agent works with any stack.

Yes — Autonoma works as a GitHub App, just like any other CI integration. You install it on your repository, and it reads your codebase to understand your app structure and generate tests. All permissions are standard GitHub App scopes.

Yes. Autonoma is open source and you can deploy it wherever you want. However, running in the cloud gives you essentially infinite parallelism — both web and mobile — so tests that would take hours locally finish in minutes.

This is the core problem we solve. Traditional test scripts break every time your UI changes. Autonoma's AI agents understand what your app does, not just where buttons are. When your frontend evolves, tests adapt automatically — no maintenance, no rewriting selectors, no flaky failures from minor layout changes.