You ship faster with AI. Your QA doesn't.
Nua is the QA that keeps up. It finds bugs before your users do and turns them into regression tests automatically, so coverage grows as fast as you ship.
Two ways Nua keeps your app working.
- 01 / CrawlNua crawls your app and maps every state it can reach.
- 02 / ProbeThen it walks the app as the people who use it. Your coding agent can't catch what it wrote. Nua is independent, so it can.
- 03 / EvidenceEvery finding comes back with a screen recording, repro steps, and the console and network trace that caused it.
- 04 / Locked inIt becomes a regression test and a ticket in Linear or Jira.
- 05 / Your own testsAdd your own: drop in a PRD, describe it in plain English, or record yourself clicking through the flow.
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“Check an invited teammate lands in the right workspace”
Every flow is written in plain language, not code. When your UI changes, they keep up.
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Every flow is written in plain language, not code. When your UI changes, they keep up.
It knows your product, and every version you ship.
It reads what your team already wrote.
Built for configurable apps. Feature flags, plans, roles and tenants all change what a user sees, and your default login only ever shows you one of those versions.
For domains with their own rules, Nua goes deeper with knowledge built for that field.
The expensive part of a bug isn't the fix. It's finding it and reproducing it.
One bug, start to finish. The fix takes the same 45 minutes either way. Everything in front of it is what you are actually paying for.
Dozens of reports a day, one or two days to turn each around. Feature work waits.
Every report arrives already reproduced.
The bugs nobody can reproduce stay open for weeks, then come back at the worst time.
If it happened, Nua can show it happening.
Finding bugs used to look like this.
Rooms of people, checking by hand.
Then rooms of testers, clicking by hand.
Then scripts that broke every release.
AI made shipping features easy. What customers feel is the last 20 percent. Getting from 80 to 100 is the moat now.
This is how it's done now
The 2026 way to QA.
Playwright on every merge
- Setup
- Built in house
- Reaches
- The paths you wrote
- Runs
- Every merge
- Holds up
- Until the UI moves. Then it goes flaky.
An offshore firm, or a hire
- Setup
- 15 to 20 thousand a month
- Reaches
- What fits in the week
- Runs
- Business hours
- Holds up
- Days, while you ship in hours
Your 24/7 AI QA agent
- Setup
- A login, or record a click-through
- Reaches
- Every login and flag state
- Runs
- Every merge
- Holds up
- Plain language. UI changes don't break it.
Head to head against Fable and GPT-5.6, with fewer false positives.
Stop choosing between shipping fast and shipping working software.
The half-day repro hunt is the most expensive part of a ticket. Nua does it.
PM, dev and QA used to be three roles. AI made them one. Nua is how that team ships.
Get out of the bug business.
We're onboarding teams shipping with AI now. Setup is a login. Codebase access is optional. If bugs are eating your roadmap, book a call and we'll show you what Nua finds in your app.