CuTE
CuTE (Customized Testing Environment) is the platform that integrates and supports your team’s test automation, specialized in managing system tests for web and mobile applications. It runs your end-to-end suite against real browsers and real devices on every release, and turns scenarios written in plain business language into working test code — so releases ship faster, with fewer regressions reaching production.
The platform enables these capabilities
Tests exeCuTE against real browsers and real devices
End-to-end tests run against your web app through an actual browser
and against your mobile app on actual devices — reaching it through
its UI or a REST API — with
no modification to the system under test.
Tests exeCuTE automatically on every release
Tests exeCuTE on their own — fast, reliable, cost-effective, and
efficient — as often as each release actually needs, with
understandable reports delivered in open formats across the user
platforms that matter to you. That cadence is what lets a team push
deployment frequency up and lead time for changes down, while change
failure rate and time to restore service go the other way —
improving your DORA metrics, not just your test
coverage. Test suites are versioned to mirror the versions of the
system under test, and your team can work on multiple versions of the
suite at the same time.
CuTE generates executable code automatically
CuTE uses a keyword-driven testing approach:
the executable code behind each scenario is
generated automatically from its GIVEN-WHEN-THEN keywords, so the team
writes less code and stays fast and agile. When a scenario needs
something the built-in keywords don’t cover, easy-to-use extension
points let you plug in custom code without touching the generator
itself.
CuTE replaces manual testing
Clients report testing costs cut by up to 86% and time spent testing
cut by up to 97% compared to manual testing, alongside better product
quality and a better testing process overall — freeing your human
testers to spend their time on exploratory
testing instead of repeating the same scripted checks
release after release.
Choose how much of the work we do for you
CuTE pays off across your whole team, from testers to leadership, and it meets you at whatever level of help you actually need — from a self-serve platform to us building your suite for you. Pick the engagement that fits, and everyone downstream feels it: fewer hotfixes, faster releases.
Testers, developers, QA, and leadership each get what they need
Plain business language means your team owns the suite from day one,
while hotfixes drop from 8-10 down to 1-2 per release, and
living documentation keeps everything
legible to whoever joins next. Testers own scenarios without touching
code, developers get concrete Design for Testability guidance, QA
leads get end-to-end traceability and audit-ready reports every
night, and leadership gets release quality it can quantify, not guess
at.
We keep the CuTE platform running for you
We give you the CuTE platform and guarantee it keeps working, through a continuous support service and frequent updates.
And yes — we use CuTE internally too, to test our own products.
Your team builds the suite while we coach the hard parts
With CuTE + Coaching, we give you the CuTE platform and coach your
team alongside it, so they build quality automated tests themselves,
even for the trickiest interaction cases.
We build your automated tests for you
With CuTE + 121T (our one-to-one-testing service), instead of your
team learning to write tests, we
build the automated system tests for you, in close collaboration —
our 121 Testing service,
the fastest way onto CuTE, for higher quality
releases from day one. Tests are prioritized around
your organization’s actual risks instead of a generic checklist, in
monthly sprints that leave your current workflow undisturbed.
CuTE includes AI assistants built on Alchemy
CuTE deploys a squad of AI assistants built on Alchemy, aimed at increasing productivity, easing onboarding, and reducing cognitive load for everyone who works with the platform.
CuTE Assistant searches the CuTE manual and your own tests
Built on Iridium, it answers
questions in plain language against the CuTE manual and against your
own test workspaces — test sets, scenarios, steps, touchpoints — so
new testers ramp up without hunting through documentation, and
everyone else stops re-explaining the basics.
Bug Reporter drafts bug tickets from failed tests
Given a failed end-to-end test — its report, Gherkin steps and
locators, environment, version, detailed log, and screenshots — it
drafts a Jira bug ticket following ISTQB best practices for bug
reports. A person reviews it and presses submit; what used to be
fetching and writing up every detail by hand becomes a quick review,
a big saving in time, with quality reports that save the whole team
time too.
AI Doctor generates hypotheses from failure evidence
From the same failed-test evidence Bug Reporter uses, it proposes
hypotheses about what might be wrong and how to pursue a detailed
investigation — a head start for whoever picks up the failure next,
not a diagnosis to take on faith.
CUTE keeps you informed, every step of the way
See the health of your suite at a glance
Every night’s run rolls up into one view — a pass/fail breakdown for
the last 24 hours and a trend across the week — so you know whether
quality is moving in the right direction without digging through
individual reports.
Ask, and get an answer against what you're actually writing
Cute Assistant sits right next to the editor, answering questions
about the test you’re writing — pulled from the manual and from your
own workspace, not a generic FAQ.
Documentation writes itself, from the tests that already exist
Live Doc turns every scenario into readable
living documentation automatically —
searchable, filterable by tag, always in sync with the suite, instead
of a document someone has to remember to update. CuTE also supports
building and maintaining a domain-centered glossary alongside it, so
the vocabulary stays consistent across every scenario, and supports
the ubiquitous language of Domain Driven Design.
See exactly what changed between two runs
AKESO compares any two dates side by side — test sets added, newly
failing, newly passing — so a regression shows up as a fact, not a
hunch.
CUTE interoperates with the tools you already use
Every result, exported the way your spreadsheets expect
Outcome History exports every test set’s results to Excel — scenario
by scenario, with Jira keys and pass/fail totals side by side across
run dates — so anyone who lives in a spreadsheet gets the full
picture without logging into CuTE.
A failed test becomes a Jira issue, without anyone typing it up
The Jira connector pushes failures straight into your tracker as fully
described bug issues — reproduction steps, observed and expected
results, labels — and keeps them in sync as the suite re-runs. This
works even if you don’t want to use the Bug Assistant.
The Firebase connector manages your mobile app binaries
CuTE downloads the right build of your Android or iOS app straight
from Firebase for each run, matched to the version under test, so
nobody has to track down and upload binaries by hand.
We build custom connectors to fit your other tools
Extending CuTE with additional connectors is one of our services —
if your workflow depends on a tool we don’t already support, we build
the connector for you as part of our
Test Automation & QA
work.
CUTE operates at scale
Here’s what that looks like on a real deployment — an e-banking mobile app, where CuTE is already handling more than 70 test sets, each taking between 30 and 90 minutes, running for more than 40 hours a night, producing 700+ high-level test cases built from 2,474 reusable steps, exercising 4,066 distinct touch points with the system under test:
CuTE schedules runs weekly
Runs are planned on a weekly cadence, not triggered by hand one at a
time.
Test sets run across up to 10 parallel channels
Test sets run alongside each other instead of queueing one after the
other, keeping total run time down as the suite grows.
CuTE keeps a Living Documentation
CuTE keeps every test linked back to the requirement it verifies,
producing 650+ pages of living
documentation, kept current automatically as the suite
grows.
CuTE captures evidence for every run
CuTE generates 85+ test reports and captures 50,000+
screenshots automatically, every night — so a failure is never just
a red mark with no explanation.
Runs cover all the relevant configurations
Runs cover 7 user platforms, across 3 execution environments,
against 8 versions of the system under test simultaneously.