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- CI/CD integration
- Real browser testing
- Automated bug detection
- Auto-fix PR generation
- Visual regression testing
Approxima is a self-serve agentic QA platform that plugs into CI/CD pipelines to autonomously scope, code, validate, and fix software issues end-to-end. Part of YC W2026, the company was founded in 2025 by Ethan Pronev (ex-Jane Street, ex-Citadel Securities) and Ashish Selvaraj (ex-Databricks, ex-Microsoft), both University of Waterloo CS graduates.
When a pull request is opened, Approxima's AI agents open the preview deployment in a real browser, test that the changes actually work (both visually and functionally), identify what is broken, and submit a fix automatically as a follow-up PR. Unlike traditional E2E testing tools that require writing and maintaining test scripts, Approxima requires zero scripting and zero test maintenance — the agents explore and validate applications autonomously.
The platform covers AI bug detection, automated bug fixing, pull request validation, visual regression testing, and agentic QA. Approxima positions itself against competitors like Greptile and QA Wolf, differentiating through its fully automated detect-and-fix loop rather than detection-only approaches.
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Engineering teams automating routine dev maintenance
Approxima automates QA testing and bug fixing for AI-powered applications. Respan can monitor the LLM components within those applications while Approxima ensures the overall application quality through automated testing.
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