Software testing company in Saudi ArabiaRelease every week. Break nothing.
AI agents that write, run and repair your tests.
Free first step. We reply within one business day. No commitment.
- 45 min
- walkthrough of one app and its releases
- 5
- terms fixed in writing before any pilot
Free first step
QA Readiness Review
- You give:
- A walkthrough of one application and its release process
- You get:
- A written read-out of where your regression time goes, which flows to automate first and what a pilot would measure. It follows the walkthrough, with no commitment attached.
The problem
TQN is a software testing company in Saudi Arabia that delivers testing as an engineering service, not as extra headcount. Our AI agents read your requirements, user stories and API documentation, write the tests, run them in parallel on every build and repair them when the interface changes. Your team gets a full regression result before each release, in Arabic and English.
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Manual regression takes days, so releases either wait or ship half-tested.
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Scripted tests break every time a button moves, and someone loses the sprint fixing them.
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Arabic and right-to-left screens get checked last, by hand, if at all.
What TQN delivers
AI test automation that keeps pace with your releases
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Coverage from what you already wrote
Test cases generated from requirements, user stories and API documentation. Your backlog becomes a test suite, and every test traces back to the story it came from.
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Agents that explore the application
Autonomous agents walk through the application the way a user does, map its flows and flag the paths nobody wrote a test for.
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Tests that repair themselves
When a label, layout or element changes, the test adapts and logs the change for review. Your team stops patching scripts and goes back to finding real defects.
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Full regression on every build
Regression, API, cross-browser and mobile-web suites run in parallel, triggered from your CI/CD pipeline. The result arrives before the merge decision, not after it.
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Load and performance testing
Simulated peak traffic on your critical journeys before launch day or the seasonal rush. You see where response times start to climb and which component gives way first.
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No-code authoring, code when you want it
Testers and business analysts write tests as plain steps. Engineers export them as code and keep them in the repository alongside the application.
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Failures you can act on
Every failure arrives with a video log, the exact steps that led to it and a root-cause analysis. Developers start from evidence, not from a vague ticket.
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Arabic and RTL, tested properly
Right-to-left layouts, mixed Arabic and English text, Hijri and Gregorian dates and Arabic input are tested as core flows, not checked at the end.
Free first step. Fixed scope after. You decide at each stage.
How it works
From one application to QA automation on every release
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Review
We walk through one application and its release process with your team and pick the flows that cost the most time to test.
- 2
Pilot
A fixed-scope pilot on that application. Agents generate and run the suite against targets agreed in writing, such as regression coverage and time from commit to result.
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Integrate
The suite connects to your CI/CD pipeline and runs on every build. Results go to the tools your engineers already read.
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Expand
Further applications, API suites and load tests join under the same team and the same reporting.
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Run and improve
We keep the suite current, review every healed test and report coverage and release readiness each cycle.
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Before you ask
Five answers before the first call.
- 01What do I get?
- A maintained test suite for your application: regression, API, cross-browser and mobile-web coverage, load tests where you need them, and a release report on every build with video evidence for each failure.
- 02How fast?
- We measure speed as time from commit to full regression result, tracked from the pilot onward. The review comes first, then a fixed-scope pilot on one application, then CI/CD integration and wider coverage. The pilot's length is set in the scope document before work starts.
- 03What does it need from me?
- Access to a test environment, your requirements or user stories, API documentation where it exists, and one person who can confirm what correct behaviour looks like. You do not need existing test scripts or a framework.
- 04Where does my data go?
- You choose the deployment: SaaS, your private cloud, or self-hosted on your own infrastructure inside the Kingdom. Test data, logs and video recordings stay where you put them. Production data is not required.
- 05What does it cost to start?
- The QA Readiness Review is free. The pilot is fixed scope and priced before it starts, so you know the cost and the targets before you commit.
Still have a question? Add it to your request. We reply within one business day.
Use cases by industry
Where QA automation and performance testing earn their place
- Banking and financial services
Banking and payments releases
Weekly web and API releases tested end to end, with regression evidence your risk and audit teams can file against each change.
View industry - Government and smart cities
Bilingual citizen portals
Arabic and English journeys, right-to-left layouts and form validation tested on every build, before the public meets a broken screen.
View industry - Retail and malls
E-commerce before peak season
Load tests on basket, search and payment ahead of Ramadan, Eid and national sale seasons, so capacity is planned rather than discovered on the day.
View industry - Software and technology companies
Product teams shipping weekly
Self-repairing regression suites inside the pipeline, so engineers spend the sprint on features instead of on broken tests.
View industry - Healthcare
Patient-facing apps
Booking, results and payment flows tested across browsers and devices, with Arabic and English content checked on every release.
View industry
Industries we serve
Assessment and pilot
What the free assessment covers. What the pilot report contains.
The free assessment covers: QA Readiness Review
- How a release moves today, from commit to production
- Where manual regression time goes, flow by flow
- Which flows to automate first, and why
- Arabic, right-to-left and cross-browser risk areas
- Deployment fit: SaaS, private cloud or self-hosted
- Pilot scope and the targets it would be measured against
The pilot report contains
- Coverage achieved on the agreed flows
- Time from commit to full regression result, before and after
- Defects found, with video logs and root-cause notes
- Every test healed during the pilot, reviewed and logged
- Load test results for the journeys in scope
- A rollout plan and what it takes to run
Data, privacy and compliance
Your data stays where you decide.
- Deploy as SaaS, in your private cloud, or self-hosted inside the Kingdom.
- Tests run in test environments on masked or synthetic data. Production data is not required.
- Video logs and reports are stored where you choose and deleted on your retention schedule.
- Role-based access, and every test run is logged.
- Designed to support PDPL and NCA requirements.
FAQ
Questions buyers ask us.
Yes. Runs trigger from your pipeline on each build or merge, and results post back to the pipeline and to your issue tracker. Your existing scripted tests can keep running alongside while coverage moves across.
Where you decide. Self-hosted or private cloud inside the Kingdom keeps everything on infrastructure you control. Production data is not needed; masked or synthetic data covers most flows.
The pilot is built to deliver one on one application, within its agreed scope. Its length is fixed in the scope document before work starts, and progress is measured as time from commit to full regression result.
A walkthrough at the start, one named person who can confirm expected behaviour, and short reviews of what the agents generate. Your testers move from writing and fixing scripts to reviewing results and probing edge cases.
You get the report and decide. If the targets were met, the suite moves into your pipeline and expands to further applications. If not, the report explains why, and the findings are yours to keep.
The pilot runs under a fixed-scope agreement. After that, a managed service: TQN keeps the suite current, reviews healed tests and reports on every release, with a named lead and support through your release windows.
Insights
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Five practices, built to run in production in Riyadh.
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Vision AI
Live counts, alerts and evidence from the cameras you already own.
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Cybersecurity
Find and fix the gaps an attacker could use, before an attacker or auditor does.
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AI Agents
Agents that answer, process and report in Arabic and English, inside your rules.
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ERP and PMO
Cost, procurement and schedule in one view, so overruns show while you can act.
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Start here
Start with one problem. We will show you the result.
Tell us the problem in one line. We reply within one business day with the free first step that fits it.
Already have systems? Runs start from your pipeline and report to your issue tracker. Your current tests keep running.
Need proof first? The first step is free, and pilot targets are agreed in writing before work starts.
Concerned about data? Self-hosted or private cloud inside the Kingdom keeps everything on infrastructure you control. Production data is not needed.
Is Arabic a must? We work, report and deliver in Arabic and English.