— testRigor, a generative AI-based test automation platform, is highlighting the growing importance of software reliability as businesses increasingly depend on digital applications and services for customer transactions, internal operations, and revenue generation.
As software becomes more central to business activity, failures involving payment pages, mobile applications, account access, forms, APIs, and other critical workflows can quickly become business disruptions. testRigor is addressing this challenge through an AI-powered approach designed to help organizations create, execute, and maintain automated tests using plain English.
“Software reliability has become a business priority because so many critical customer and operational experiences now depend on applications working correctly,” said Artem Golubev, CEO of testRigor. “Our goal is to make automated testing easier to create, easier to maintain, and accessible to the broader team so organizations can spend less time managing tests and more time improving software.”
Traditional testing approaches can become increasingly difficult to scale as applications grow more complex and development teams release changes more frequently. Modern applications may need to operate across multiple browsers, mobile devices, operating systems, APIs, integrations, authentication systems, and third-party services.
testRigor enables teams to create automated tests using free-flowing plain English. The platform is designed to allow users to describe testing scenarios from an end-user perspective, helping teams create and maintain automated tests without relying exclusively on traditional scripting approaches. The company says this approach can help organizations expand automated test coverage while reducing the maintenance effort associated with conventional test automation.
testRigor’s platform supports automated testing across web applications, mobile applications, desktop applications, APIs, email, SMS, phone calls, two-factor authentication, and mainframe applications. The platform also supports testing of AI-native applications and LLM-based features, including functionality such as chatbots, generated summaries, charts, diagrams, and other AI-generated content.
As organizations adopt continuous integration and continuous delivery practices, testing must increasingly keep pace with software development. Automated validation can allow teams to repeatedly test important workflows as new changes are introduced. testRigor supports automated regression testing, end-to-end testing, API validation, and other quality checks that can be incorporated into software development workflows.
By automating repeatable validation, teams can spend more time on exploratory testing, usability, risk analysis, and scenarios that require human judgment. The platform also integrates with development and testing environments, helping organizations connect automated testing with their existing software development processes.
Maintaining automated tests can become a significant challenge as applications evolve. Changes to user interfaces and underlying application structures can cause conventional automated tests to require frequent updates. testRigor’s plain-English approach is designed to focus tests on user actions and expected outcomes rather than relying heavily on technical implementation details. The company says this can help teams maintain automated tests as applications change while reducing repetitive testing work.
testRigor continues to develop AI-powered capabilities across its testing platform. The company’s approach extends beyond generating individual test cases to supporting activities such as test creation, execution, maintenance, and failure analysis. As organizations increasingly introduce AI-powered functionality into their own products, testRigor is also expanding its focus on testing AI-native applications.
For businesses, software reliability extends beyond the development and quality assurance departments. A failed checkout can affect revenue, an unavailable customer portal can increase support demand, and a broken internal application can prevent employees from completing routine work. Testing cannot eliminate every possible software incident, but continuous automated validation can help organizations identify defects and regressions before they affect customers.
testRigor’s platform is designed around this broader view of software quality, helping organizations continuously validate the digital experiences and workflows that are important to their customers and operations. Fast detection and reliable testing can also support more predictable releases and reduce the potential impact of software problems.
testRigor’s focus on AI-powered software testing comes as the company continues to expand its presence in the software industry. The company reports that it was included on the 2025 Inc. 5000 list, reflecting its growth within the technology sector. testRigor is also continuing to develop AI-powered testing capabilities as organizations look for new ways to improve software quality while increasing development and release velocity. As businesses evaluate manual testing alongside automated approaches, the need for scalable testing solutions is becoming increasingly important.
As businesses become increasingly dependent on digital platforms, software reliability is becoming an important part of business resilience. Organizations need to balance the demand for faster releases with the need to provide stable and dependable digital experiences.
testRigor is continuing to develop its AI-powered test automation platform around this challenge, providing teams with tools designed to create, execute, and maintain automated tests using plain English across a wide range of software environments. By combining generative AI with automated testing, testRigor aims to help organizations make software quality a continuous part of development rather than a final-stage check before release.
About testRigor
testRigor is a generative AI-based test automation platform designed to help organizations create, execute, and maintain automated tests using plain English. The platform supports testing across web, mobile, desktop, APIs, email, SMS, phone calls, two-factor authentication, mainframe applications, and AI-native applications. More information is available at testRigor.
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