Thinks in test design
It works from risks and requirements the way a trained tester does, so a run covers the edges as well as the happy path.
- Boundary values
- Equivalence classes
- State transitions
- Negative paths
- Risk-based priority
Virtual QA organization
Qrew gives your engineering team specialised testing agents trained to think like QA engineers. They explore, verify and remember. You decide how much they do on their own.
Measured, not claimed
Internal benchmarks, 2026. We walk through the methodology in a demo.
Your crew
Each agent has a name, a role and a record of everything it has done. They work your board alongside your QA engineers and hand decisions to a person at the moments that matter.
Orchestrator
Reads the board, plans the work and proposes what happens next on every ticket.
planning · next step for QTS-148
Explorer
Goes off-script on the live app to find the problems nobody wrote a test for.
exploring · checkout with a saved card
Verifier
Checks every requirement on a ticket, then looks at what the change could have broken.
verifying · QTS-142 · 6 of 7
Curator
Turns tickets, specs and docs into test cases your team can review and keep.
drafting · 9 test cases
Regression author
Turns proven flows into regression tests that propose their own repairs when the UI moves.
authoring regression test · QTS-131
Jett wants to add a regression test for checkout with a saved card.
AcceptLaterThe Qrew harness
Qrew runs on its own agent harness, developed and scored against hundreds of real websites. It plans with test design, handles the awkward parts of modern web apps and reports only what it can back with evidence.
Precision on WebTestBench · 14 apps · 239 checks
It works from risks and requirements the way a trained tester does, so a run covers the edges as well as the happy path.
Modern interfaces are full of controls that break generic browser agents. The harness handles them and says plainly when something cannot be operated.
Each finding states what happened, what should have happened and where that expectation comes from. Every run is recorded so anyone can replay it.
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A bot wall, a missing test account or a dead button stops a run in a way the crew reports. It never turns an unknown into a pass.
Swarm mode
For deep exploration, a coordinator maps your product and sends divers into separate areas at the same time. Each diver gets its own browser and its own recording. They share what they learn and never fight over the same test data.
Agentic.
Without losing control.
Product memory
Every finding, risk and decision lands in a shared knowledge base with who found it, on which build and with what evidence. The next run reads it first, so the crew spends its time on what nobody has checked yet.
A lesson only becomes part of the crew's habits once a second, independent run confirms it. One lucky guess never turns into a rule.
Maps 12 areas of the app and records 3 findings with evidence.
Starts with what run 1 knows, skips the covered ground and checks 9 new areas.
Confirms 2 fixes, catches 1 regression and adds a confirmed lesson.
Known for this product
Illustration.
Control
Set the crew's autonomy per board. Whatever you choose, every action lands in one activity record and every decision you need to make waits in one place.
The crew suggests. Nothing moves until you do.
The crew works the board and waits for your yes at every decision that matters.
The crew moves tickets on its own and keeps a full record of what it did and why.
Blocked and unverifiable are outcomes of their own. A run that hits a limit says it stopped.
Agent findings start as leads. Nothing reaches your tracker as a confirmed bug until a person says so.
Each product has an authorised test scope. The crew cannot leave it, and it refuses buttons you mark as off limits.
Test-account passwords are encrypted at rest and masked everywhere. No model ever reads one.
Pricing
Agents do the testing, so you never pay per user. Every plan comes with monthly credits for crew work, and you can add more whenever you need them.
Try the crew on one product.
€0 / month
100 credits a month
For a first team putting the crew on its board.
€49 / month
500 credits a month
Swarm included
For teams shipping every week.
€199 / month
2,000 credits a month
For several products and QA groups.
€599 / month
6,000 credits a month
Let's talk
A credit is a unit of crew work. Simple tasks use a few, deep exploration uses more. You see the estimate before a run starts.
Plan credits renew every month. Extra credits cost €0.15 each, or €0.12 on Team, and stay valid for 12 months.
You set hard limits and get alerts at 80 and 100%. When credits run out the crew pauses. We never bill overage.
Indicative pricing during early access. Prices exclude VAT. Yearly billing saves two months.
See it live
You won't find a gallery of screenshots here. In a 30-minute call we point the crew at an app and you watch it plan, test and report.
No. The crew takes the repetitive and wide-coverage work, and your QA engineers decide what is a bug, what ships and how far the agents may act.
A test environment the crew may use, a test account if the app needs one, and access to your Jira project. Specs and Confluence pages help the crew learn faster.
Web applications that run in a browser, from storefronts to internal tools. Apps behind a firewall are possible on the Enterprise plan.
Each customer gets a dedicated instance hosted in the EU. Enterprise customers can host Qrew themselves.