The result that sums it up
For a US virtual care platform we went from zero to 65% automation coverage in four months across legacy web and mobile applications. Regression time fell by 70%, and SEV1 production incidents dropped by 90% within six months.
What we do
- Bring order first. Test-case management connected to Jira and GitHub, so testing is visible to everyone.
- Choose tools that people will maintain. Often a TypeScript framework on Playwright and WebdriverIO rather than rescuing a custom legacy framework.
- Go wide before deep. Cover a large share of features quickly, so problems surface earlier in the cycle.
- Add AI where it helps. An AI QA agent can generate and maintain full-cycle coverage, with engineers reviewing its output.
What changes for your team
- Releases stop being events
- Engineers spend time building instead of firefighting
- Quality becomes part of how the team works, not a phase at the end
Tools
Playwright, WebdriverIO, Appium, Qase, Jira, GitHub, CI pipelines, AI test agents.