Reflect (YC S20) — No-code test automation for web apps
Reflect is a no-code tool for automated website testing. Instead of building and maintaining complex Selenium tests, companies use Reflect to run automated end-to-end tests without writing code.
Reflect is a Y Combinator company in the Summer 2020 batch. Its directory entry describes it as: No-code test automation for web apps. The founders listed are Fitz Nowlan (Founder), Todd McNeal (Founder) (Y Combinator directory entry, July 22, 2020).
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Reflect is a no-code tool for automated website testing. Instead of building and maintaining complex Selenium tests, companies use Reflect to run automated end-to-end tests without writing code.
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AI-Powered UI Testing for Application Integrity | SmartBear Reflect
SmartBear Reflect helps teams maintain application integrity with AI-powered, codeless web and mobile testing, so your app works the way it
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Fitz Nowlan
Founder
Software engineer and founder.
Todd McNeal
Founder
Prior to Reflect, Todd was first engineer and later Director of Engineering at Curalate. Curalate went on to raise a Series C and was recently acquired by Bazaarvoice.
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