Your team writes code faster with AI. The tests still wait.
Send us one pull request your team already merged. We send back the tests it was missing, written and ready for your developer to review. Free. After that, every pull request can arrive with its tests.
Free. No contract. Your code stays under NDA. You keep every test.
What comes back: the tests the pull request should have shipped with.
The assistant sped up the code. Nothing sped up the tests.
The assistant writes the feature.
The tests wait, because the next ticket is already in the queue.
The reviewer reads the diff.
Knowing what the code does under real conditions takes tests nobody had time to write.
The bugs come back as tickets.
Fixing them eats the time the assistant saved.
Untested code compounds.
Every merge without tests adds code nobody has checked, and the next change builds on top of it.
Illustrative. The shape of the problem, not a measurement.
of organizations knowingly deploy untested code.
Tricentis, 2026 survey.See the result before you spend a dollar.
The missing tests for one pull request
Pick a pull request your team already merged. We write the unit, integration and end-to-end tests it should have shipped with, and send them back ready to review.
- No cost, and no contract.
- Your code stays under NDA, seen only by the engineers on it.
- You keep every test, whatever you decide.
- You judge the quality on your own code before you commit to anything.
Four steps. The only thing you give is one pull request.
Every pull request arrives with its tests.
Tested before it merges.
The missing tests are added inside each pull request, so nothing reaches your users unchecked.
Reviewers read tested code.
Your reviewers check working tests instead of guessing what the code does.
Yours to keep.
The setup belongs to you. If we stop, the tests and the workflow stay.
The assistant that wrote the code should not be the only thing testing it.
A Perform QA engineer checks every test before it reaches you. Testing has been our craft since 2005.
| The assistant tests its own code | Tests for AI-written code | |
|---|---|---|
| Who writes the tests | The same tool that wrote the code | Written for you and checked by a QA engineer |
| When | When a developer remembers to ask | On every pull request, before it merges |
| Who signs off | The developer, on their own work | Your developer, on tests they did not have to write |
| What it costs to try | Developer time | Nothing. One pull request, free |
The only thing you give is one pull request.
- The first pull request is free.
- No contract, no commitment.
- Your code stays under NDA.
- You keep every test we write, whatever you decide.
- Anything after that is scoped and priced before work starts.
Your team writes code with an AI assistant and the tests have not kept up.
If your product itself answers customers with AI, see QA for AI products.
Before you send one
Do you need access to our systems?
No. Send one pull request. For anything after that, you decide what we can reach.
What if the tests are not useful?
Then you have lost nothing, and you keep them anyway.
Does this replace our QA team?
Your QA team gets the tests nobody had time to write, and reviews every one.
How is this different from asking the assistant to write tests?
The tool that wrote the code would be grading its own work. Here a Perform QA engineer stands behind every test.
Send one pull request. Get back the tests it was missing.
Pick one your team already merged. We write the tests it should have shipped with, and you keep them.