Quality Engineers

Drive reliable, faster shift-left
quality engineering

Quality Engineers need fast, stable automation that keeps up with fast product changes. Muffins' no-code generative test automation enables rapid test creation and seamless CI/CD-ready execution - ensuring reliable coverage from day one.

Request demo

The Quality Engineer’s reality

Muffins efficiently smooth out these chaotic dynamics

QE's late entry into the SDLC

Shifting requirements & Constant UI changes

Automation struggles to keep up with faster releases

Stack complexity grows. So does maintenance.

What Quality Engineers Achieve with Muffins

01
Shift-Left
02
Automation
03
Quality built-in
04
Zero-maintenance

Shift Left gets activated

Muffins brings QE into the Development stream without much friction. Allows Shift-Left to be an everyday practice.
  • Create UI tests as features take shape.
  • Validate early user flows before features are locked.
  • Integrate automated tests directly into CI/CD pipelines.
  • Developers get early UI-level feedback.
Magnifying glass highlighting a bug icon with a progress bar below showing malware scan progress.

Faster, Scalable and
Democratized Automation

Muffins removes skill dependencies. Manual testers & Business/Product teams can create automated tests in natural language.
Graphic with two gray window icons connected by arrows at the top left and a gray set of digital device icons at the bottom right connected by a gradient upward arrow indicating growth or progress.

Achieve Agility and Built-in Adaptability

  • Update automated tests quickly as requirements evolve.
  • Depend on Self-healing that adapts to UI changes.
  • Synchronize test cases automatically with requirement updates – evolving user stories, product updates and acceptance criteria.
Circular flow diagram with central gear icon surrounded by four colored shapes—yellow square, blue hexagon, yellow circle, and blue triangle—linked by curved arrows.

Automate without the stress from
UI Changes

Muffins frees you from chasing scripts and lets you engineer quality.
  • Smart Object identification.
  • Advanced AI and non-AI healing.
  • Zero-code updates for UI changes.
Graphic showing a blue plus sign in the center with an orange arrow pointing to a gray gear icon and a blue arrow pointing to a magnifying glass icon.
FAQs

Frequently asked questions

(01)
How does Muffins facilitate Shift-Left?

Muffins enables QEs to create automated tests early in development and integrate them seamlessly into CI/CD. They also can test UI flows as soon as feature screens take shape – which allows actionable feedback to Developers early.

(02)
Why should we consider and subscribe to Muffins, when we have other automation tools?

Most tools automate execution, but not test creation, documentation, maintenance, or data. Muffins unifies all of this. And there is no stress about frameworks, coding and using multiple tools. There is no dependency on skillset - no coding experience required.

(03)
Is Muffins a good choice for SaaS  companies (both B2C and B2B), which usually have very frequent releases?

Yes. Muffins is a No code generative test automation with self-healing capabilities and intelligent object recognition. This powerful combo makes it ideal for fast-moving applications where UI changes frequently.

(04)
Do we need strong scripting or programming knowledge while using Muffins?

Not at all. Muffins is a No code generative test automation and helps manual testers and QEs generate automated tests in natural language, execute, and maintain the same without writing a single line of code.

(05)
How easy it is to integrate Muffins with our CI/CD?

Muffins seamlessly fits into diverse development environments. And it also can easily be plugged into several CI/CD tools like Jenkins, Bit Bucket, ADO, GitLab, and more. On  Muffins, tests can be run across multiple environments, multiple URLs, and dynamic configurations, directly from your CI/CD pipeline.

(06)
What if developers change the UI frequently?

Muffins' self-healing algorithms detect changes and adapt automatically. A renamed button or relocated field won't break your tests. QEs will adjust and continue validating the underlying business logic you care about.