Loading...
Loading...
About Yalitest
We spent years writing test cases by hand at midnight for products that didn't thank us. We got tired. We built the team we wished we had. Here's what we're building, and why.
The real story
We met in college. We had no plan to start a company. What we did share was the same quiet ache after every release — the feeling of being the last people in the office, staring at a spec, wondering if this was really the job.
Yamini spent years as a Senior Manual QA engineer. She wrote test cases until her hand cramped. She caught the edge cases others missed, flagged bugs a week before launch, and watched the same defects ship anyway because “we're out of time.” She knew the product better than anyone. Her reward was a bigger spreadsheet.
Murali wrote the automation that was supposed to make it easier. Selectors breaking on Tuesday. Flaky tests ignored by Thursday. Weekends spent fixing a framework nobody read. He stopped writing new tests because he was too busy apologising for old ones. The tools promised calm. They delivered admin.
One night we admitted the truth out loud: “We didn't get into this work to copy PRDs into a sheet. There has to be a way out.”
Yalitest is that way out. Not a pitch deck. Not a hackathon demo. A real answer to a problem we both carried for years. Yamini brings the mind of a tester who knows what quality actually feels like. Murali brings the engineering to make agents do the repetitive work humans shouldn't have to carry home.
We are early and we are honest about that. No fancy office, no board of advisors, no waitlist theatre. If you've ever closed your laptop at midnight wishing someone — anyone — would just write the test cases for you, we are building this for you. And we're building it fast: V1 lands 25 May 2026.
Yamini
Co-Founder & CEO
Former Senior Manual QA. Spent a decade writing test cases at 11pm that shipped at 9am the next morning. Knows the specific kind of tired that comes from caring about quality in a room that doesn't. She designs the way our agents think — because she knows exactly what a human tester wishes they'd had time to check.
Murali
Co-Founder & CTO
Former automation engineer who spent more weekends fixing test scripts than anyone should admit. Done with shipping frameworks that promise calm and deliver pager alerts. Now building the agent pipeline he wishes had existed when he was 28, angry, and one step from quitting. If that story sounds familiar, write to him: murali@yalitest.com
What we promise
Not marketing copy. These are engineering decisions baked into the architecture. They are non-negotiable.
Test execution runs within your infrastructure. Credentials and app data never leave your environment unless you explicitly configure it. No exceptions.
Every test action is logged, timestamped, and auditable. You can see exactly what the platform does at every step. No black boxes.
Encrypted at rest and in transit. Role-based access. Enterprise SSO. We are building toward SOC 2 because we think it should be the baseline, not a premium add-on.
Early access means your feedback directly drives what gets built next. We publish our roadmap publicly and update it as we ship. No stealth mode.
Roadmap 2026
Every milestone is real. Status updates as we ship. No “coming soon” that never comes.
Enterprise cloud-based test execution. Configure endpoints, deploy automated scanning, receive defect reports. Zero infrastructure to manage.
Automated API endpoint validation from spec files. Response verification, edge case detection, per-feature defect reporting.
Local test execution. Record interactions, generate reusable scripts, execute within your own infrastructure. Full air-gap support.
Run test suites, review results, and manage test infrastructure from any device.
Slack, Jira, PagerDuty, email. Automated defect tickets with AI-generated reproduction steps.
Full release across cloud, desktop, and mobile. CI/CD integration, code-aware testing, enterprise SLA.
One platform. Every surface. Fully automated.
V1 ships 25 May 2026. Early access members get in first, pay nothing during launch, and tell us what to build next. We read every single reply.