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AI QA platform that runs mobile, web and API tests from plain-language descriptions on real devices.
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(open full size in a new tab)Our take: Quash fits QA teams that want to describe mobile, web and API tests in plain language and run them on real devices, and it starts with a free guided evaluation rather than self-serve signup.
Main limitation: There is no public price list; capacity is quoted by test execution volume after a demo call.
Quash fits QA teams that want to describe mobile, web and API tests in plain language and run them on real devices, and it starts with a free guided evaluation rather than self-serve signup. Based on the vendor's documentation, not on a hands-on test.
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Free guided evaluation.
Evaluation starts with a demo call.
Custom pricing source (opens in a new tab)
Monthly or annual
Monthly or annual agreement available; no prices published.
For: QA teams
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Dedicated real-device infrastructure scoped and billed separately.
Quash lets QA teams describe app flows in plain language and executes them on local, emulated or cloud devices, with backend and API validation in the same run. It produces step-by-step reports with screenshots. Pricing is custom and tailored to test execution volume, starting with a free guided evaluation after a demo call.
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Scenarios are worked out by our editors from the documentation; the actual result depends on your input and plan.
Turns a plain-language flow into taps, swipes, typing and navigation without scripts or locators. Removes hand-written test code.
Adjusts execution when the UI changes, loads slowly or shows dynamic screens. Reduces test rewrites between releases.
Runs tests on local devices, emulators or cloud devices from the browser. Avoids maintaining test infrastructure.
Checks backend responses during the UI run in the same workflow. Catches bugs the UI hides.
Open the app, search for shoes, add the first result to the cart and verify the cart total.
Quash has no public API in its official documentation. Webhooks listed; no public API stated in fetched text. API documentation ↗
Summarized from the vendor's current policies; this is not legal advice and a vendor's badge is not an independent audit.
Policy says codebase access is on demand, analysis results are stored and code data is discarded after analysis.
Code-related data discarded once analysis completes; other retention not stated.
Private VPC or on-premise deployment and custom data residency are enterprise options.
Policies: quashbugs.com/privacy
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Mainly by test execution volume under a custom monthly or annual agreement. source (opens in a new tab)
No; the privacy policy says code is analysed on demand and discarded when analysis finishes. source (opens in a new tab)
No; evaluation is free and guided, starting with a demo call. source (opens in a new tab)
Physical devices, emulators or cloud devices, per the docs. source (opens in a new tab)
Yes, private VPC or on-premise deployment is listed under enterprise options. source (opens in a new tab)
Not verified: No public prices; Model training use not stated in fetched text; Changelog page linked but not fetched.
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