Get every test case you need, scored by risk, in 5 minutes.
Upload your software specs. The QA Risk Agent scores every function by damage and frequency, then helps you build the test cases that actually matter, and automates them.
Free forever · No credit card required
1,200+ teams using the QA Risk Agent
Know your risks first. Then cover them with the right test cases.
Passed, failed, not executed. None of that tells you if it's safe to ship. That's why you map your test cases to the business risk they cover. This way, you know no critical issue slips through.
Without risk-based testing
Thousands of test cases
Covers 45–50% of business risk
Lots of activity, but bugs still ship
With risk-based testing
20% of your current test cases
Covers 80%+ of business risk
Your critical processes are safe to ship, and your team isn't overwhelmed
See if your riskiest functions are actually ready to ship
Free forever. No credit card required.
HOW IT WORKS
From spec to scored test cases, in minutes
Upload your software specifications
PDF of functional specs, use cases, requirements docs, whatever your team produces.
The QA Risk Agent reads your document and extracts every risk
It reads the spec, pulls out every risk, and weighs them by frequency and potential damage.
Get a prioritized risk score and turn it into tests
You know exactly what to test. The agent drafts test steps for you, flagging its assumptions and asking questions when something isn't clear.
Know your risk before you ship
Every project gets a risk score. One glance tells you which releases are safe and which need a closer look. Every step is tracked with screenshots, so you can see exactly what happened.
“Why haven't you automated more?”
That's the question after every production bug. But the real question is why it slipped through with thousands of tests already run.
Risk coverage fixes that. Get your functions scored on damage and frequency, and you catch issues before they ship, not after.
That's the difference between reporting what you did (number of test cases) and reporting what you prevented.
And nobody asks you to just automate more again.