Treegress MVP Launch Signals a Breakthrough in No-Code QA Automation
SACRAMENTO, CA / ACCESS Newswire / July 28, 2025 / Treegress, the deep tech startup changing quality assurance for software teams, has announced the launch of its Minimum Viable Product (MVP), scheduled for August 2025. The company's new platform offers a forward-looking approach to test automation, requiring nothing more than a URL to get started.
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"We don't ask users to record steps, write prompts, or define visual flows," said Treegress CEO and co-founder Anna Karnaukh. "You paste a URL, and Treegress generates intelligent test cases from that alone. That simplicity is the point and the power."
Rethinking the QA Workflow
Software testing has long been a bottleneck for fast-moving teams. Traditional QA tools rely heavily on user input, including recorded flows, manual element tagging, or baseline images. Treegress eliminates this friction by generating test cases automatically, using deep structural analysis rather than surface-level interactions.
"We designed Treegress around how software actually behaves, not just how it looks," explained Oleg Lola, co-founder and Forbes Technology Council member. "We interpret each DOM (Document Object Model) element based on its role in the app, not just the tag or style, and that makes our tests far more resilient."
At the core of the platform is a custom-built DOM serialization engine that deeply understands structure, usability, and interaction context. While Treegress incorporates LLMs, it does not rely on them blindly or use pixel-based vision models. Instead, it uses intelligent agents to model application behavior and generate meaningful test cases.
From Serialization to Smart Agents
The serialization layer is just the first step. Treegress employs a multi-agent architecture, comprising agents for test case generation, test case verification, and a self-healing engine, all of which work together under an integrated test management system. This enables development teams to achieve end-to-end quality assurance coverage with near-zero manual effort.
Resilient, Self-Healing Test Execution
Treegress uses progressive degradation, assigning each UI element a hierarchy of fallback strategies, from precise selectors to adaptive behavior models. This enables test cases to remain functional and valid even as the frontend evolves, handling layout shifts, design updates, and dynamic JavaScript changes.
"We recognize intent," said Karnaukh. "If a script binds a click to a plain div, we detect the behavior and build from that. It's not about the appearance of the element; it's about how the system behaves and what needs to be verified."
The system tracks DOM mutations and listens for user-triggered events in real time, allowing it to continually adapt test cases and maintain coverage automatically.
Treegress - the only autonomous AI for QA
Faster Feedback, Less Setup
Most no-code tools aren't truly no-code. They still require test step design, environment configuration, or flow recording. Treegress removes all that.
"We built an autonomous QA teammate," said Lola. "It doesn't just automate testing, it understands your product and tests it like a senior engineer would."
Treegress is not a UI testing tool. It focuses on real functional scenarios; i.e., what users actually do and what matters if it breaks.
They're not checking if the ‘Submit' button moved a few pixels. They're checking whether the form works. That includes positive scenarios (valid submissions), negative cases (missing or invalid input), and edge cases. All of this is inferred from a single input: the application URL.
Treegress understands context, user flows, and intent, then builds and verifies test cases that reflect actual business logic and user experience.
"You won't get pinged because a button moved three pixels," explained Karnaukh. "You'll get alerts for issues that actually affect your users."
The Future of No-Code, Intelligent QA Starts Here
Treegress is currently in its pre-revenue phase, but the upcoming MVP release is already generating interest from engineering leaders in fast-paced development environments.
"Shortly, Treegress will be the go-to QA companion," said Lola. "It will replace hours of manual testing with instant, intelligent feedback."
About Treegress
Treegress is a deep tech company focused on autonomous quality assurance for software teams. Built on proprietary AI that understands the logic and structure of modern web applications, Treegress enables no-code, high-fidelity test automation with nothing more than a URL. Co-founded by Anna Karnaukh and Oleg Lola, the company is on a mission to help development teams test faster, with less friction and more confidence.
Contact Information
Company: Treegress
Website: www.treegress.com
Email: support@treegress.com
Address: Sacramento, CA
SOURCE: Treegress
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