Klarent

What is Klarent?

Klarent is an agentic QA platform that writes, runs, and maintains automated tests for web, iOS, and Android apps. You describe a user flow in plain English, and its AI agent turns that into executable steps. When the interface changes, tests heal themselves instead of breaking, so teams can ship faster.

Top Features:

• Plain English tests: describe a flow in a sentence and get executable test steps.
• Self-healing: detects interface changes and proposes fixes with diffs instead of failing runs.
• Test discovery: suggests scenarios from a URL, PRD, Jira ticket, or Figma link.

Use Cases:

• Regression suites: run checkout and login flows before every release from CI pipelines.
• Mobile checks: test native iOS and Android builds on real devices and emulators.
• Smoke testing: trigger quick scheduled runs across browsers and get results within minutes.

Who Can Use Klarent?

• QA teams: automate repetitive manual checks and grow coverage without writing test scripts.
• Product managers: turn requirements documents into test cases without needing engineering help.
• Engineering leads: plug testing into GitHub, GitLab, or Jenkins pipelines for faster releases.

Pricing

• Free trial (free): explore the platform at no cost before choosing a paid license.
• Annual license (contact sales): priced by the number of generated tests and test runs.
• Live demo (free): guided walkthrough of test creation, execution, and self-healing with the team.

Pros and Cons

Pros:

• No coding needed: testers without engineering skills can build and maintain automated tests.
• Less maintenance: self-healing tests adapt to interface changes instead of breaking every time.
• Enterprise security: holds ISO 27001 certification and SOC 2 compliance for regulated industries.

Cons:

• Hidden pricing: no public price list, so you must contact sales for a quote.
• Annual contracts: licenses are yearly, which may not suit small or short projects.
• Enterprise focus: the sales-led process feels heavy for solo developers and tiny teams.

FAQs:

1) Do I need to write code?

No, describe the flow in plain English and the AI builds the steps.

2) Which platforms are supported?

It tests web apps plus native iOS, Android, Flutter, and React Native apps.

3) Does it work with CI/CD tools?

Yes, it connects with GitHub, GitLab, Jenkins, Jira, Slack, and Microsoft Teams.

4) Is there a free trial?

Yes, you can explore the platform free before contacting sales.

5) What happens when my interface changes?

Tests detect the change, propose a fix with a diff, and keep running.