Qualiti.ai, a Utah-based software test automation solution, announced the closing of a $6.5 million Seed round today. Sierra Ventures led the funding round, with participation from Epic Ventures.

Founded by industry veterans Peter West (CEO) and Jeff Handy (COO), Qualiti uses AI to test any software product without human input. Qualiti can be set up in just 15 minutes, after which a full test suite will be created without human effort. Qualiti’s AI handles all new and ongoing test authoring and maintenance. Qualiti takes care of it 100% hands-off, adding new tests, maintaining existing tests, triaging results in real-time, and reporting any bugs found, all without human oversight or time, thus allowing it to replace up to 30% of a company’s engineering budget.

With a rapidly growing customer base (340% MoM and growing), Qualiti will use the funding to expand sales and their world-class engineering team. Qualiti is poised to be the only tool a company will need for all of its QA. With engineers getting near-instant feedback on their applications as they push code, Qualiti will change the way software is developed forever.

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“Most AI companies today are wrappers around chat-gpt and most seem to just be glorified grammar checkers. Even the more interesting applications tend to just be a tool to help you do what you’re already doing. It’s about time that AI does the work for us, and Qualiti has made that happen for testing – and we’re the only ones who have truly made that, a truly hands-off no-human-work-needed AI managed solution, happen in testing,” stated Qualiti.ai CEO Peter West.

“Qualiti has an opportunity to disrupt the test automation industry, which is in desperate need of true innovation,” said Sierra Ventures Managing Director Mark Fernandes. “The rapid adoption of their solution by developers at very selective companies is evidence that the team has hit a nerve.”

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