Autify is a Japanese-founded, AI-powered test-automation platform that lets QA teams record web and mobile flows once and keep the tests alive automatically as the UI changes.
Autify’s core idea is codeless test creation: testers record scenarios in a browser, and the platform’s AI detects visual and structural changes in the app so tests don’t break every time a button moves. It runs cross-browser test suites in the cloud, generates visual diffs, and integrates with CI so regression runs happen on every deploy. The company serves customers in Japan and the US and has expanded into mobile app testing with the same self-healing approach.
Autify offers a free trial to record and run initial tests, then paid plans that scale by the number of test scenarios and parallel runs; enterprise options add security and support tiers.
QA engineers and agile teams who want end-to-end regression coverage without maintaining brittle Selenium scripts, especially teams releasing web apps frequently.
Autify is built for teams that ship web and mobile updates constantly but lack the appetite for endless test-maintenance chores.
Install the recorder, capture your first scenarios in minutes and run them in the cloud. The free trial gives teams enough runway to prove value on real application flows before subscribing.
QA teams typically cut test-maintenance time substantially while increasing coverage, because the self-healing AI absorbs UI changes that would otherwise break brittle scripts overnight.
Autify provides a free trial so teams can build real tests before committing; ongoing use requires a paid subscription based on test volume.
Yes — test runs can be triggered from CI pipelines and external tools through Autify’s API and CLI, and results can be consumed programmatically.
Against Selenium or Cypress, Autify removes most maintenance work through self-healing; against other codeless tools, it stands out on AI-driven element recovery and mature CI integration.
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