Testaify, Inc.

Developing software is complex, and writing code is hard. Developers must navigate multiple frameworks and services to develop even simple applications. No matter how good the software developer is, the code always has errors, omissions, contradictions, or dead-ends. These errors are called defects. Fixing defects ensures you don’t annoy your current user base, but it doesn’t attract new users. It takes a pipeline of new features and capabilities to build customer loyalty, drive software price increases for better margins, and ensure market fit. To combat defects, all software development organizations do some form of testing because testing is critical to product quality. But there’s a big problem: testing is broken.