FumeDev

Fume is an autonomous QA service that writes and maintains browser tests. Instead of specifying cases in a tool, a team records a screencast of the application while describing out loud what should be tested. Fume extracts test cases from that recording, explores the application the way a human tester would, and writes a Playwright suite covering the flows described. It is pitched at engineering teams who ship quickly and have no dedicated QA function. Once generated, tests run twice a day on the vendor's cloud runners at no extra charge, and results arrive in a shared chat channel with a pass and fail summary plus a plain reading of what broke. Because Playwright scripts are brittle by nature, a test that fails on a changed selector falls back to an agent that completes the remaining steps in a live browser, and the broken script is repaired in the background. The generated code is plain Playwright that the customer owns outright, can run locally and keeps after cancelling, and it can be wired into a continuous integration pipeline with a single API call. Existing Playwright, Selenium or Cypress suites can be migrated in. Pricing lists one published plan. Team is $500 per month and is described as suited to growing teams that want autonomous QA. Enterprise is quoted on request through sales for larger organizations wanting a custom arrangement. One point of note for registry purposes: the company presents itself as Fume on its own site, with the longer developer facing name appearing only in the domain, and it states that it is backed by Y Combinator.