A Blend product · COQA.ai

Turn testing intent into reviewable test coverage.

COQA.ai helps software and QA teams describe a workflow, review the tests it proposes and inspect the evidence from each run. The tester decides what runs.

Web applications first · Guided walkthroughs and pilots

The COQA.ai website, showing a co-test session where a tester describes what to test

What COQA.ai does.

It proposes and records. The tester stays in charge of what runs.

Learns a workflow from a tester

A tester describes one workflow in plain language and walks through it once in the application.

Proposes test coverage

Test cases for that workflow, including incomplete inputs, boundaries and unexpected paths, to confirm or edit.

Runs only what is approved

Approved cases run in the agreed test environment. Nothing executes without the tester's go-ahead.

Keeps the evidence

What was checked, what passed, what failed and where it stopped, for every run.

How it works

Clear human checkpoints.

01 · Describe

The tester states the goal of one workflow.

02 · Teach

A single walkthrough records the pages, fields and expected results.

03 · Review

Proposed coverage is confirmed, edited or rejected.

04 · Run

Only approved cases execute.

05 · Inspect

Evidence and limitations are examined before anyone acts on them.

Built by Blend. Available for your work too.

COQA.ai is built by the team that builds AI for our clients. The capabilities behind it are the ones we offer as services.

COQA.ai questions

In short.

Does COQA.ai replace a QA team?

No. It assists testers and keeps human judgement in the process: the tester describes intent, reviews proposed coverage and inspects the evidence.

Which applications does it support?

Web applications first. Mobile, desktop and API-only systems are assessed case by case, and the walkthrough states what the current build supports.

How can we see it?

Request a walkthrough. We show the current build on a workflow like yours and, if it fits, outline a bounded pilot.

Bring the test that matters.

Tell us the application type and the workflow. We will say whether the current build fits before proposing a pilot.