While AI accelerates software development at unprecedented speeds, mobile app testing remains stuck in the stone age. Traditional frameworks crumble under AI-generated code and rapidly evolving interfaces, creating bottlenecks that cost teams time, confidence, and revenue. Today, Drizz emerges from stealth with a revolutionary solution: the world's fastest Vision AI mobile app testing agent that transforms testing from brittle code to simple English commands.
Founded by veteran engineers Asad Abrar (Amazon, Coinbase), Partha Mohanty (Amazon), and Yash Varyani (Gojek), Drizz has secured $2.7 million in seed funding led by Stellaris Venture Partners and Shastra VC, with participation from industry leaders including Anuj Rathi (ex-CBO, Cleartrip) and Vaibhav Domkundwar.
The Testing Crisis in the AI Era
As AI transforms how software is built, testing has become the critical bottleneck. Traditional locator-based frameworks break with every UI change, forcing QA teams into endless maintenance cycles. Complex mobile interfaces with dynamic elements, random popups, and device-specific behaviors render conventional testing tools practically useless.
"Every app team is accelerating with AI, but testing still lags decades behind," said Asad Abrar, CEO and co-founder of Drizz. "At Coinbase, I watched locator-based tests shatter with every minor UI shift, turning QA into our biggest bottleneck. We built Drizz to finally give testing the AI-native foundation it desperately needs."
Vision AI That Tests Like Humans Think
Drizz's breakthrough lies in its multimodal Vision AI engine that interprets mobile interfaces exactly as humans do, visually, contextually, and adaptively. Instead of fragile xPath locators or accessibility IDs, Drizz understands screen layouts, UI context, and user intent through computer vision.
