Revyl recently launched!

Launch YC: Revyl - Proactive observability
"Automatically catch and fix bugs before users find them."

TL;DR: Revyl creates resilient end-to-end tests linked to telemetry traces to catch and triage bugs before they reach production.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zy7yXTomh7M&ab_channel=AnamHira

Founded by Landseer Enga & Anam Hira

  • @Anam Hira: Built DragonCrawl, an LLM-based mobile testing framework, while working as a machine learning engineer at Uber. Dragoncrawl saved $25M in 4 months, detecting 11 P0 incidents.
  • @Landseer Enga: Experienced in growth-stage startups (PM/Engineer), did some web scraping for PE firms.

Problem:

  • E2E tests frequently break due to UI changes
  • Finding the root cause of a bug can be extremely time-consuming
  • Bugs in production cause revenue loss and erode customer trust
  • Testing practices are fragmented across web and mobile

Image Credits: Revyl

Solution:

Revyl was developed to simplify your QA pipeline. Provide them with your user flows, and they'll handle the rest.

At its core, Revyl uses resilient end-to-end tests connected to telemetry traces to enable companies to catch and triage bugs before they reach production. Revyl supports tests across Web, iOS and Android.

This approach:

  1. Catches bugs across your whole tech stack
  2. Prevents bugs from reaching production
  3. Accelerates triaging by pinpointing UI and/or microservice failures
  4. Cuts test maintenance to near zero

Image Credits: Revyl

Learn More

🌐 Visit www.revyl.ai to learn more.

📅 Book a meeting or email the founders if you struggle with testing and want to start pushing to prod on Fridays.

🤝 If you know anyone on QA/Observability teams they would love to talk to them, email the founders here.

👣 Follow Revyl on LinkedIn & X.

Posted 
October 25, 2024
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