Moquality Nabs $2.5 Million Seed Funding to Build Ai-Driven App Testing Solutions That Enhance End-User Experiences

By AIT News Desk On Oct 8, 2018

MoQuality, Inc., an Atlanta-based startup that provides AI driven mobile testing solutions to help app developers accelerate testing towards a better user experience, said today it closed a $2.5 millionseed round.

San Francisco-based Amity Ventures led the seed round and some of the early investors include Cox Enterprises and Techstars. “As development cycles shorten with the adoption of continuous delivery principles, companies will need to utilize automated testing and performance tools powered by artificial intelligence to ensure they ship bug-free applications that customers have come to expect. We are excited to partner with Shauvik, Pushkar, and the MoQuality team as they build the next generation of quality assurance tools and drive the growing tech ecosystem in Atlanta.” said Patrick Yang, General Partner at Amity Ventures. MoQuality will use these funds to scale its engineering team to build their core AI engine.

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MoQuality’s Barista is a smart test automation tool that offers a plug and play testing experience. It builds self-healing tests by recording user-scenarios to enable automation across real devices on Android and iOS.

Shauvik Roy Choudhary, co-founder and CEO, graduated with a doctorate in software testing and has emerged a thought leader. He has also contributed to testing platforms at several companies including Google, Yahoo, IBM and FullStory. Pushkar Kolhe, co-founder and CTO, is an expert in AI and Machine Learning who was an instructor for Georgia Tech’s Machine Learning course on Udacity and has worked on self-driving cars at Toyota and Tesla. “In the last decade, we’ve witnessed transformation from manual to automated testing frameworks,” Shauvik said. “We are now excited to introduce AI to the world of testing.”