QA built for agentic coding.
Nua finds bugs before your users do, reproduces the ones they report, and turns every fix into a regression test you never think about again.
Ship fast. Break nothing.
The problem
TodayWith Nua
A bug report lands with no steps and no context. A senior engineer loses half a day just making it happen again.
Nua reproduces it first: steps, a screen recording, console errors, network requests. Your dev starts at the fix.
Dozens of reports a day, one or two days to turn each around. Feature work waits.
Every report shows up already reproduced, with a fix prompt ready to paste into Claude Code or Cursor.
The worst bugs are the ones you can't reproduce. They stay open for weeks and come back at the worst time.
If it happened, Nua can show it happening. And once it's fixed, a regression test keeps it fixed.
How it works
The bug bash
It explores your app the way a real user would, plugged into your PRDs, tickets, and customer calls. That's how it finds the bugs nobody thought to write a test for: functional bugs, UX issues, and visual drift from AI-generated components.
Last night's run4 findings
high· Checkout · 02:14
Found the promo code that silently drops after a login redirect.
high· Onboarding · 02:31
Found the invite link that works twice. Two accounts, one email.
high· Billing · 02:47
Found the mid-cycle downgrade that charges the prorated month twice.
med· Dashboard · 03:05
Found the AI-generated table that overflows on a 13-inch screen.
Rooms of people, checking by hand.
Then rooms of testers, clicking by hand.
Then scripts that broke every release.
AI made shipping features easy. What customers feel is the last 20 percent. Getting from 80 to 100 is the moat now.
This is how it's done now
It never comes back
When your app changes, the tests adapt on their own. Nothing you fixed comes back.
Where it pays off
Under the hood
PRDsTicketsCustomer callsSentry
Nua
Bugs found, reproduced, ready to fix
We're onboarding dev teams now. Setup is a login, not an integration project. Codebase access is optional. If bug reports are eating your roadmap, we should talk.