Quell is a UAT AI Agent building and task platform focused on automating user acceptance testing (UAT) and identifying defects to ensure that builds meet acceptance criteria.
Purpose: Quell is designed to help roles such as product teams, QA, compliance, and design automate the UAT process, reduce manual testing time, accelerate releases, and lower compliance risk. It is officially claimed to reduce UAT cycle time by 80%.
Main capabilities:
- Automatically generate test cases: AI can read design files (such as Figma), tickets (such as Linear, Jira), or requirements documents and automatically generate standardized test cases.
- Automatically execute tests: Automatically trigger test execution based on ticket or issue status changes (such as Linear or Jira status updates), and support testing URL builds such as Vercel and Netlify.
- Multi-perspective testing: Different AI agents identify specific issues from the perspectives of roles such as product, design, compliance, marketing, operations, and QA, providing comprehensive reports on legal loopholes, trust issues, usability issues, and conversion obstacles.
- Defect and issue management: Automatically create issue tickets, support team collaboration, tag members, and obtain release approval.
- Audit-ready: Automatically attach screenshots and short videos to record each test, facilitating audits and quickly locating issues.
- Integration capabilities: Can integrate with tools such as GitHub, Linear, Jira, Notion, GDrive, Slack, Vercel, Netlify, and Figma, without writing scripts.
- Build monitoring: Monitor builds to ensure the correct version is deployed at the right time.
How to use: Users can try it for free, no credit card required, and can cancel at any time. The setup process is said to take only a few minutes: connect the issue tracker, code repository, or deployment environment, choose testing preferences, and then Quell's team of AI agents handles the rest. Tasks are used through "task credits," which can be used to generate test cases or execute test cases.
Applicable scenarios:
- Fintech product teams: Reduce release anxiety and ensure compliance.
- Cross-functional team collaboration: Product, QA, development, and compliance personnel collaborate on the same platform.
- Compliance scenarios requiring audit trails: Automatically generate UAT reports with screenshots and videos.
- Continuous delivery processes: Automatically trigger tests when ticket status changes.
Limitations and notes:
- The company is officially applying for SOC 2 Type 2 certification; it has not been clearly stated that it has already obtained it.
- Specific pricing details are not fully listed in the provided materials, only mentioning that there arefree version, Starter, Growth, and other tiers, with a 33% discount for annual payment.
- The specific duration of the free trial and the task credit amount have not yet been provided.
- The specific level of support and limitations for some integration tools have not yet been provided.
