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Zenact AI
Your entire product, tested for you by AI agents
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Devtools, AI Agents, Productivity
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Minimal, Brutalist, Typographic
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About the site
Zenact AI turns plain-language user journeys into automated tests across web, iOS, and Android, returning bugs with video, screenshots, and logs. An asymmetrical split-screen hero, a large mobile product visual, bold black type, sharp orange accents, and clipped button corners give it a slightly industrial character. A useful reference for AI developer products avoiding the conventional dark SaaS dashboard look.
How this page sells
For QA leads tired of brittle test scripts: an agent tests a real app from one sentence, and every feature carries a number.
Primary navigation
- Home
- Features
- Pricing
- Blog
- FAQ
- Book a demo
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'Your entire product, tested for you.' beside a phone running a Burger King ordering flow, with orange callouts for each agent step ('Tap on Burger King', 'Select Whopper burger', 'Add to basket') and a clipped-corner Book a demo.
Why it converts: Watching an agent tap through a real app makes 'AI testing' concrete in one glance, and the step labels show it thinks like a user, not a script.
A dashed 'Trusted by' box with Giva, Publive, Flexprice, Ekar and Cars24.
Why it converts: Consumer app companies with heavy release schedules are the buyer's peers, so their logos signal it works on apps like theirs.
A single prompt in a monospace box on a dark band: 'Open app, pick one restaurant, add 2 items to cart, go to checkout, and place…'
Why it converts: Writing a whole test as one sentence is the core promise, and showing it on its own makes the ease obvious to anyone who has written Appium scripts.
'Test without scripts or selectors: write tests in plain English', with three stat tiles: 95% less time spent writing tests, 0% test maintenance, 50 hours saved per QA engineer per month.
Why it converts: Hours saved per engineer is the ROI a QA lead can multiply by headcount, and zero maintenance addresses the real cost of test automation.
'No management needed: runs on managed cloud', executing tests 24/7 on all devices at once in CI/CD, with 100% parallel execution without concurrency limits and 6x more bugs caught in pull requests.
Why it converts: Unlimited parallel runs remove the device-farm bottleneck that slows releases, which is a direct speed argument for engineering leads.
'Faster debugging: debug from evidence, not from re-running and reproducing', release sign-off without meetings, a 4x increase in release velocity and 50% fewer release blockers.
Why it converts: Release velocity is the metric product and engineering leaders share, so a 4x claim speaks to both stakeholders at once.
A dark grid of eight numbered features: shareable audit-ready reports, universal support for Android, iOS and web, deeplinks, self-healing tests, real devices and emulators, OTP login, checks and assertions, and workflows.
Why it converts: Self-healing tests and OTP login answer the two things that usually break automated mobile tests, the practical objections a QA engineer raises.
SSO, a 99% SLA, audit logs and AWS Marketplace deployment, beside an AICPA SOC 2 Type II badge.
Why it converts: AWS Marketplace lets enterprises buy through an existing budget and contract, which removes a major procurement hurdle.
Six quotes from engineers and founders at Zomato, Amazon, Apple and Cars24 ('makes testing as simple as describing a user goal'), then FAQs on pricing, setup speed and data security.
Why it converts: Engineers at well-known consumer apps describing the pain it removes read as peer reviews, which carry weight with technical buyers.
