Zorro

Narrative is now Zorro, an AI testing platform that runs quality checks on software before it ships. The vendor states the change on its home page, and describes the product as AI testing for teams shipping code quickly, including code written by AI. Zorro offers two main capabilities. The first is an AI bug bash, where agents explore an application the way a manual QA tester would, hunting for edge cases, content mismatches, broken layouts, visual flaws and functional bugs without any test cases to maintain. A planning agent starts multiple browsers in parallel to cover the app, and each bug comes with recordings, console logs and step by step breadcrumbs. The second is AI regression testing, where agents write, run and maintain tests in plain English so that recent code changes do not break existing features. Run results show screenshots, video, console and network output, and steps that were automatically healed after interface changes. The site positions this as a replacement for Playwright and Appium style test suites, and findings can be shared across product and engineering teams. The product is aimed at engineering and QA teams that want to run bug bashes and regression tests on pull requests. The site calls for booking a call or watching a demo to get started. Pricing on the site's FAQ starts at $1,000 per month, and all customers get support through a shared Slack channel. The site describes the company as backed by Y Combinator.