Docket

Docket is an AI driven QA testing platform that runs end to end tests on web, iOS, Android and desktop applications from one framework. Rather than locating elements through code selectors, it takes a vision first approach: tests record the exact on screen coordinates a user would click, which lets it exercise canvases, iframes, popups and other non standard elements that selector based tools struggle to reach. It is aimed at engineering and QA teams that spend too much time maintaining brittle test scripts. Tests are created by record and replay, and when a button moves or an element changes, Docket self heals by updating click locations so the suite keeps running without rewrites. AI steps handle the unpredictable parts of an application, such as changing interface states or randomised interactions, in real time and without manual scripting. Teams can point it at acceptance criteria from Jira tickets to validate the UI before a ticket is closed. Supporting features include runs at scale, CI/CD integration, scheduled runs, a dedicated mailbox for testing email flows, support for two factor authentication in test accounts, and notifications including Slack alerts. Pricing is not published. There is no public pricing page, and access starts with a demo booking, so costs are quote based. Docket is backed by Y Combinator, and the company recently extended support from web and mobile to desktop applications, so all four platforms now run on the same testing framework.