QALens
QA checklists that learn from your bugs
QALens launched on June 4, 2026 with 5 votes, #2,466 of 22,647 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches.
What it does
QALens turns failed checks into smarter checklists. Drop a PR, screenshot, or voice note → get a structured QA checklist with priorities and risk markers. When a check fails, AI expands that one issue into 4-5 related checks for your project — and remembers them. Built for QA engineers and dev teams who want their tools to learn from real bugs, not just generate text. Three inputs, one structured output, project memory built in. Launching late May 2026.
QALens turns code changes into prioritized QA checklists with AI. Paste a diff or screenshot, get focused tests and risk flags in seconds. Free to start.
Paste a diff or a screenshot — QALens turns any change into a prioritised QA checklist with risks flagged. Not a ChatGPT prompt — understands repo context and prioritises by real-world bug patterns. Describe what changed, what broke, or what needs testing. Upload a screenshot or add any details — we’ll turn it into a clear summary. We’ll fetch the diff and analyze — no extra description needed. Larger changes require more processing and are available for registered users. Free tier is limited to 3,000 characters; larger diffs require a registered account. Free tier is limited to 200 lines per diff. Sign up to analyse larger diffs. This usually takes about 30–60 seconds. Elapsed time is…from qalens.ai
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