Test faster. Code less. One platform.
Bitassert is a multi-agent, low-code autonomous test platform for Web, API and Performance testing — with a release-readiness score that tells you whether to ship. Run unlimited tests, manage zero infrastructure.
- modules — Web, API, Performance, Mobile
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- AI agents built in
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- infrastructure to manage
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Build against a Local Agent with live pass / fail, then run at scale on Bitassert Cloud.
release readiness
Ready · 94
running on
Local Agent
Bring what you already have
Delivery is faster than QA can cover
Four problems every testing team recognises — and the part of the platform that fixes each one.
The problem
The Bitassert answer
Unified test platform
One org and project to create, run and analyse Web, API and Performance tests.
Low-code authoring + Autonomous
Record, build or describe tests in plain English — and self-healing keeps them green when the UI moves.
Unlimited infrastructure
Run unlimited tests, manage zero infrastructure. Bitassert Cloud does the provisioning.
AI features with no cap
Agents for authoring, healing, exploration, validation and results analysis.
Four modules and one go / no-go answer
Web, API, Performance and Mobile are licensed separately, share one project, and roll up into a single release-readiness view.
From first flow to a ship decision
Four steps, and none of them need a test framework.
Author
Record a flow, build it manually, or describe it in plain English — from requirements docs, MCP, product code or the VS Code extension.
Reuse
Share elements and step groups across tests, and bind test data that is user-defined, random or captured at runtime.
Run
Watch live pass / fail on the Local Agent while you build, then run on Bitassert Cloud with screenshots, metrics, bug reports and re-runs.
Prove
Every run feeds a release-readiness score per module, and load tests compare against the last release’s baseline.
Know if the release is ready — before you ship.
A composite readiness score — pass rate plus flakiness — for every module, filtered by the release you are about to put live.
- Coverage and run health by time, release and user
- How many tests exist, and whether their runs passed or failed
- By release: is this build healthier than the last one?
- Test run summary — passed, failed and stopped
Green · Ready
Ship it.
Orange · Needs review
Explain the failures first.
5 AI agents, working alongside your team
Each agent owns one part of the testing job — from writing the test, to keeping it green, to explaining a load-test run to leadership.
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Test case generation
Turns plain-English prompts, requirements docs, MCP context or product code into runnable test cases.
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Self-healing
Re-anchors locators when the UI changes, so a cosmetic release does not fail the run.
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Exploratory testing
Explores the application autonomously to surface issues a scripted suite misses.
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Validation rules
Reads real API responses and suggests precise assertions to add to the test.
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Performance report analyser
Summarises a load-test run into an executive summary you can hand to leadership.
Prompt
“Verify a returning customer can apply a promo code and that the order total drops by exactly 15%.”
Start with the module that hurts most
Modules are licensed separately, so you can prove value on one before adding the next.
What teams say
Quotes from the people running the tests, in their own words.
#Testimonial
“They helped us validate the performance and scalability of our platform by simulating high-concurrency rider deliveries across multiple dark stores, while also testing the real-world experience on physical mobile devices.
… The BitAssert team’s technical expertise and hands-on approach gave our engineering team greater confidence in the reliability and scalability of Rastaa.”
Run unlimited tests. Manage zero infrastructure.
See it on your own application, or try it with your team.