Agentic QA You Can Trust.
TestFirst is an AI-native, full-stack QA platform built for agentic test automation, migration, and AI Evaluations, with test management, manual testing, issue tracking, evidence, and results in the same place. For web applications, AI agents take requirements, documentation, or manual test cases and turn them into working, validated, no-code E2E automation, while suites written in Selenium, Cypress, or Playwright move over without a manual rewrite. For products with AI features, an AI judge reviews chatbot answers, generated content, and API responses against evidence the team provides and passes only what it can confirm. Automation spans web, Android, API, console, and shell.
How the agents work
Agents understand test intent, discover the application, and then build, run, and validate the automation, so tests arrive working instead of as drafts to debug. Users can review and guide the work at any stage. AI Memory retains reusable product context, including features, workflows, and domain knowledge, so agents build on earlier discovery and produce more consistent output.
Migration without a rewrite
Teams already invested in Selenium, Cypress, or Playwright can bring those suites into TestFirst without rewriting tests by hand, keeping the coverage they have built.
AI Evaluations: test what your AI says
Products with chatbots, assistants, or generated content need tests that check what the AI says, not only what the app does. An AI Evaluation captures output from any UI, API, or shell step and, in one plain-English step, hands it to an AI judge (LLM-as-a-judge) together with the evidence. The judge checks that the answer is supported however it is worded. When it cannot confirm, the step fails, so hallucinations, unsupported claims, and guesses do not pass. Custom criteria define what a good answer must state, cite, or ask for, and what it must not claim. Criteria can sit in the step, in a variable, or in a file shared across tests, and evidence can be documents uploaded to TestFirst, such as policies, specifications, or reference answers. Because an AI Evaluation is an ordinary step, it runs inside the same E2E tests as UI, API, and shell steps.
Maintenance and run costs
The TestFirst automation framework uses self-healing AI Selectors™ to help reduce maintenance as interfaces change. Purpose-built execution tooling handles repeat runs, helping keep recurring test execution costs under control.
One connected QA workflow
Manual testing, test management, issue tracking with Jira integration, evidence, and results live next to automation, so tests, defects, and outcomes are managed in one place. Teams can start with what they already have, whether manual test cases or an existing suite, and grow from there.
Who uses TestFirst
QA and development teams in startups, SaaS companies, SMEs, agencies, and businesses with in-house software development, including teams shipping AI features.
Managed services: 1QA and 1DEV
1QA provides one dedicated Quality Engineer equipped with TestFirst, AI, and agentic automation to deliver testing, automation, and targeted bug fixing. 1DEV applies the same model to development: an architect-level engineer equipped with the TestFirst platform, AI Memory, and agentic automation delivers a complete, quality-first development function as a managed service.
Average Rating: 5.0/5.0
Total Reviews: 31
How Do G2 Users Rate TestFirst?
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Has the product been a good partner in doing business?: 10.0/10 (Category avg: 9.2/10)
Who Is the Company Behind TestFirst?
Who Uses This Product?
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Top Industries: Computer Software
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Company Size: 65% Medium, 35% Small
What Do G2 Reviewers Say About TestFirst?
AI-generated summary from verified user reviews
Pros
- Users appreciate the intuitive interface of TestFirst, making navigation and test management straightforward and efficient.
- Users value the intuitive test case management of TestFirst, enhancing productivity and organization effortlessly.
- Users highlight the efficiency improvement TestFirst offers, streamlining test management and boosting productivity significantly.
- Users appreciate the perfect Jira integration, which streamlines testing efforts and aligns them with development tasks.
- Users appreciate the intuitive and straightforward user interface of TestFirst, making navigation and functionality easy.
Cons
- Users find the lack of Mac support a limitation, affecting their ability to test applications on that platform.
- Users note a difficult learning curve, but ultimately find TestFirst effective for their needs once mastered.
- Users feel the reporting features need improvement, lacking variety and detail in the generated reports.
- Users experience glitchy UI transitions in TestFirst, which can detract from the overall usability of the product.
- Users find integration issues with TestFirst limit functionality, needing better compatibility with tools like Slack.
