Know the state of your product,
not just the state of your tests.
Qarmiq brings verification results into a single stability reading, helping your team understand where the product is holding up, where risks remain, and what needs attention.
A rule sets the verdict, not an average.
Pass rate, regression-free, consistency, defect-free, stable areas, coverage, freshness and effort on risk, read together.
- An AI executive summary and a stabilization plan that names the drivers and links to them
- Supporting views: open-defect trend, automation share, a coverage map and a risk heatmap by area
- Zoe can answer questions about any of it
Where it stands. The reading in the visual is an illustration. Charts of stability over months and shareable reports are on the roadmap.
Illustrative reading. Bands: Unstable below 70, Watch to 90, Stable above.
What it does.
Turn individual results into a bigger picture.
Review signals including pass rate, regression-free runs, consistency, defects, stable areas, coverage, freshness, and testing effort. Together, they help show how well your product is holding up.
A healthy average shouldn’t hide a serious problem.
Qarmiq uses defined rules rather than a simple average to determine whether the product is Stable, Watch, or Unstable. A serious weakness should remain visible even when other indicators look healthy.
Know what is driving the reading.
An executive summary, defect trends, coverage maps, and risk views help the team identify the areas that need attention and trace the reading back to the underlying evidence.
A failing signal can’t hide behind healthy ones.
An average lets healthy signals hide a failing one. A rule keeps a failing pass rate or a severe defect from being outvoted, and tells you what to fix first.
Insights refresh when you ask, and monthly snapshots are stored. There is no automatic refresh yet.
Regression escape rate, time to detect and incidents per release need a record of releases and incidents, which Qarmiq does not have, so they are not shown.
A summary in plain language sits above the signals, so the reading can be shared without a walkthrough.
It works with the rest.
Know exactly what passed, what failed, and where.
A run tests a fixed set of scenarios on one environment, across several browsers, and records pass, fail, blocked or skipped for each check. It keeps the exact wording it tested.
See Runs and verdicts → Decision BoardLet AI discover more. Keep your team in control.
Everything Qarmiq proposes waits here, one question at a time, for someone to accept or dismiss: learnings, new checks, route changes and merges.
See Decision Board → ZoeAsk your product quality data a question.
Zoe is an in-app assistant that answers questions about your project’s runs, scenarios and quality data. She can draft a defect or a run for a person to submit, but never changes anything herself.
See Zoe →See what your product’s stability signals reveal.
After a few runs we will show you the reading for your project, and the signal holding it back.
Qarmiq is not self-serve yet, so we set each team up directly. Pricing is one flat price per project.