Autonoma
Autonoma is an open-source testing platform that sends agents through your web and mobile apps in real browsers to catch regressions on every pull request. You start with a single CLI command, and the agents map pages, user flows, and edge cases without you writing Playwright or Appium scripts.
The platform sits above low-level test frameworks as an execution layer. Agents understand what your app does, not just where buttons sit, so tests adapt when the UI changes instead of breaking on every layout tweak. You wire real data through an SDK so tests seed and tear down accounts the same way your production code does.
Engineering teams at companies like Vercel, Superhuman, and Mercor use Autonoma to run end-to-end checks on preview deploys before merging. It integrates with GitHub, Vercel, Linear, and common web and mobile stacks including React, Next.js, Flutter, and React Native.
The managed cloud runs tests in parallel on real browsers and devices, while the fully open-source version can be self-hosted on your own infrastructure with no usage limits.
Kick off with npx @autonoma-ai/planner@latest and get a full test plan mapped in minutes
Agents click through flows in real browsers instead of just parsing your source code
Wire create and teardown functions through the SDK so tests use real data logic
Runs on every push against your preview deploy with results posted right in the PR
SOC 2 Type II certified with SSO via Okta, Google Workspace, or Azure AD
Open-source core with a free self-hosted option and no usage limits on your own infrastructure
Managed cloud starts with 100K free credits and pay-as-you-go pricing with no monthly minimum
Tests adapt when UI changes because agents understand app behavior, not just element selectors
Integrates with GitHub, Vercel, Linear, and Slack for CI and team workflows
Requires installing a GitHub App with repository access to generate and run tests
Large parallel test suites run much faster in the managed cloud than on local hardware
VPC peering for private network test runners is limited to enterprise deployments
Is Autonoma free to use?
Yes. Autonoma offers 100,000 free credits on its managed cloud with no credit card required. After that, you pay $100 per 150,000 credits on a pay-as-you-go basis. The open-source platform can also be self-hosted for free with no usage limits.
Is Autonoma open source?
Yes. The Autonoma agent is fully open source on GitHub. You can self-host the entire platform on your own infrastructure at no cost. The managed cloud adds scalable parallel execution on real browsers and devices, dashboards, and team collaboration features.
How is Autonoma different from Playwright or Appium?
Playwright and Appium are low-level execution kernels. Autonoma builds on top of them with agents that understand your app, generate tests, adapt to UI changes, and maintain themselves. You get reliable browser and device execution without writing or debugging test scripts yourself.
What frameworks and platforms does Autonoma support?
Autonoma is not tied to a single framework. It works with any web or mobile application reachable via a URL or device, including React, Next.js, Vue, Angular, Flutter, React Native, and Swift. Helper tooling is available for common stacks.
Does Autonoma need access to my GitHub repository?
Yes. Autonoma installs as a GitHub App, similar to other CI integrations. It reads your codebase to understand app structure and generate tests using standard GitHub App permission scopes.
Can I run Autonoma tests locally?
Yes. Because Autonoma is open source, you can deploy and run it on your own hardware. The managed cloud is faster for large suites because it runs web and mobile tests in parallel at scale.

