Autify
Japan's AI testing platform — no-code E2E, plus autonomous agents that test from plain language.
About
Autify (Tokyo) is an AI platform for the full software testing lifecycle. Its lineup: Autify NoCode (2019) — record-and-play end-to-end web testing with self-healing tests that adapt to UI changes; NoCode for Mobile (2022) with intelligent screen recognition and real-device cloud testing; Autify Genesis (2024) — an AI agent that turns requirement docs, source code, Jira, and Figma into structured test cases; Autify Nexus (2025) — Playwright-standard automation toggling between no-code and full-code; and Autify Aximo — an autonomous testing agent that runs end-to-end tests across web, mobile, and desktop from natural language with visual recognition, no scripts or selectors. SOC 2 Type 2 and ISO/IEC 27001 certified, with customers including DeNA, NEC, NTT, Yahoo Japan, and ZOZO.
The honest picture: it is one of the most complete AI-testing suites available, and the self-healing plus multi-product coverage (no-code to Playwright to autonomous agent) is genuinely differentiated. Caveats: pricing is sales-led rather than self-serve transparent, and while it is expanding globally, its deepest customer base and support culture remain Japan-centric.
What it can do
- No-code web and mobile test recording with AI self-healing
- Autify Aximo: autonomous natural-language testing agent
- Autify Genesis: requirement-to-test-case AI generation
- Autify Nexus: Playwright-based automation, no-code to full-code
- Cross-browser, parallel execution, CI/CD integrations
Setup
Sign up at autify.com. For NoCode: install the browser recorder extension, record a user flow, and Autify generates self-healing tests. For Aximo: describe the test in natural language and point it at a URL.
Prerequisites
An Autify account; for mobile testing, app binaries for iOS/Android.
Use cases
Works with
Trust score — 7/10
Scored 7/10 (metrics tier, metrics-v1). Evidence: Verified via vendor site/docs/GitHub and reputable coverage, wave 58; Trending score 66/100 from researcher assessment.
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