Where teams start
Donobu is not five separate tools bolted together. It's one system: agents that explore your product the way a real user would, and engineers (yours or ours) who turn the results into tests you keep. Choose where to start; add more use cases as you need them.
The regression suite that never goes stale.
Donobu's AI agents run your critical user journeys before every release in a self-healing Playwright test, and triage any failures. Stop rewriting selectors every sprint and start trusting the suite again.
See functional testingPoint it at your app. See what's actually broken.
No script or test plan needed: give the agent a goal and it explores your product the way a curious new user would. Every issue it finds comes with a screenshot and the exact step that caused it.
See exploratory testingYour mobile app, tested the same way you test the web.
Point to an Android .apk or iOS .app build and describe the flow in plain language: no separate toolchain required. Donobu drives it through Appium using the same exploring and self-healing model it uses on the web.
See mobile app testingLocalization testing at half the cost, a tenth of the time, and repeatable.
Donobu tests your product in every locale you ship, not just the one your team speaks, and hands back replayable evidence instead of a portal ticket. A regression run that took a crowd-testing vendor about five weeks now takes about four hours.
See localization QAQA for content at scale, before launch.
Donobu checks every course, listing, catalog entry, or article before it goes live: rendering, broken media and links, layout, and whether the text actually reads right in context. Pricing is usage-based, per item checked, so it scales with your content calendar instead of a flat contract.
See content QAFrequently Asked Questions
Do we need to pick just one of these?
What's the difference between exploratory and functional testing?
Is content QA the same as localization QA?
Do we need our own QA team to use any of this?
Own your tests
Every path above ends the same way: Playwright tests in TypeScript, local-first, living in your own repo. The Donobu extensions add the self-healing and natural-language assertions on top, but it's still Playwright under the hood, not a proprietary harness. Read the full case for owning your tests.