Mobile app testing has long struggled to keep pace with modern development cycles. As code changes faster - often written or modified by AI - the brittle nature of traditional test scripts has become a real bottleneck. That’s where Drizz steps in. Founded by engineers from Amazon, Coinbase, and Gojek, the company has launched from stealth with $2.7 million in seed funding to replace locator-based test scripts with a Vision AI engine that responds to UI like a human would.Instead of relying on code selectors that break with every design change, Drizz evaluates apps visually. Teams can write and run tests using plain English prompts. The platform adapts to different screen sizes, densities, and devices automatically. This means no more rewriting tests for each UI tweak or platform update, and no separate suites for Android and iOS. It is test automation built for today’s unpredictable development environments.Drizz also brings in step-level execution, fallback logic, and detailed bug logs that help teams pinpoint what went wrong, where, and why. Built-in support for CI/CD, enterprise-grade compliance, and real device cloud testing make it suitable for production. The goal isn’t just to reduce testing time, but to make test creation, maintenance, and debugging something even non-technical stakeholders can contribute to, without touching code.The company is already working with global unicorns and plans to expand into more complex, visually dynamic app environments where traditional tools fail. With Vision AI handling the UI and natural language simplifying test creation, Drizz is taking the pressure off engineering and QA teams, and giving them the speed and confidence they’ve been missing.
You can skip this ad in 5 seconds