Qove started as an internal tool. We were drowning in flaky Playwright on our own software, so we built a way out. Then we showed it to other engineers, and it became a product.
By month eleven, our own test suite had become its own product: dozens of hours a week of maintenance, a frustrated QA engineer, and a steady drip of muted tests we had stopped trusting.
So we built Qove and pointed it at our own production app. We watched real users for a week, generated the first suite, and never looked back. Twelve months later it runs in CI on every push.
We started showing Qove to other technical teams. The reaction was the same every time: they wanted it in their own suite. That is how Qove became a company, built by people who needed it for people who need it.
We are focused. We do not replace your unit tests, integration tests, load tests, or security audits. We do not test mobile apps, backend APIs, or business logic behind the UI. And we are not a managed service. We give you a self-hostable Docker runner and stay out of your team's way.