You’ve probably chatted with a bot online, used Siri to set a reminder, or seen some fancy AI tool take action on your behalf. Besides personal life, according to the study IBM Global AI Adoption Index (2022), 77% of companies are either using or exploring AI. But here’s the question: are these all the same

TestBooster is among the finalists of the Vale do Pinhão 2025 Pitch Contest, which will choose the most innovative startup in Brazil. This moment is a key opportunity to showcase how artificial intelligence can transform the way software testing is performed, bringing more speed, reliability, and scalability to the process. The first phase of the

With the growing adoption of agile methodologies, software development is no longer a linear process filled with isolated stages and endless documentation. The new norm is different: fast deliveries, short cycles, and constant feedback. But with all this speed, one inevitable question arises: where does QA fit in? A lot of people still see quality

Testing software has always been essential, but in a world where quality is more critical than ever, it’s become non-negotiable. According to a 2024 report by Global Market Insights, the global software testing market was valued at $51.8 billion in 2023 and is projected to reach $97.3 billion by 2032. Still, when it comes to

Automated testing is essential to ensure quality in modern applications. As systems grow more complex, tools like Playwright have gained success. It’s free, powerful, and allows you to test web apps across multiple browsers with high accuracy, but not everything that’s free is truly cheap. Despite its strengths, Playwright demands a constant investment of time