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Test case management tools feel very pre-2000 — almost all of them feel old school. I looked at Wizzo and thought: maybe this is what better actually looks like. It's not about building up a big suite you repeat forever. It's about rapidly generating what you need right now and getting it to the developer. That fits how fast teams actually move today.

I like that I'm not having to open Chrome and do something over here and then jump back, especially when I'm mid-conversation with a dev. Having everything inside Slack just makes sense.

I liked being able to toggle my test coverage based on our risk appetite - sometimes you just need the essentials to keep moving.But honestly, the best part is having that second QA brain in the mix, it means we don't miss the important stuff like security or localisation, when we're moving fast.

For a remote team, it’s been huge for making better decisions on the fly. It’s totally shifted quality 'left' for us; it’s not a hurdle at the end anymore, it’s just part of how the whole team wins.

I was impressed by how detailed Wizzo gets with just one question. It covered error handling scenarios I'd expect, but also brought in accessibility standards like WCAG compliance and screen reader checks, things I hadn't done much testing around before. It's like having a knowledgeable QA partner that fills in your blind spots.

What I love about Wizzo is that it lives right in Slack. I don't need to switch between browser tabs or different tools. Slack is always open for me, so having test case generation right there just makes sense.

Wizzo has been designed considering the pain points and day to day problems faced by our testers. It is a solution for test case design, uncovering hidden risks, exploring missed areas, team collaboration, brainstorming, celebrating together(parties) along with some games to play to relax.

I am 100% sure that Wizzo would be the best companion and problem solver for our testers. There are many features in our application which definitely would save a lot of time which would improve and speed up the end to end process of a software development cycle.

I've loved using Wizzo for hosting quality parties and was well impressed that I could give it a screenshot of a security testing exercise and it came up with the correct test case to solve it, written in a given-when-then format. It has been great chatting with you guys over the past few months and value your openness to feedback.

I see Wizzo changing how teams approach testing. It brings AI into daily work, improves collaboration, and keeps everyone aligned. By revealing gaps and false assumptions early, it makes problems easier to fix and keeps delivery moving. For me, it's a powerful enabler of a true shift-left approach.

Test case management tools feel very pre-2000 — almost all of them feel old school. I looked at Wizzo and thought: maybe this is what better actually looks like. It's not about building up a big suite you repeat forever. It's about rapidly generating what you need right now and getting it to the developer. That fits how fast teams actually move today.

I like that I'm not having to open Chrome and do something over here and then jump back, especially when I'm mid-conversation with a dev. Having everything inside Slack just makes sense.

I liked being able to toggle my test coverage based on our risk appetite - sometimes you just need the essentials to keep moving.But honestly, the best part is having that second QA brain in the mix, it means we don't miss the important stuff like security or localisation, when we're moving fast.

For a remote team, it’s been huge for making better decisions on the fly. It’s totally shifted quality 'left' for us; it’s not a hurdle at the end anymore, it’s just part of how the whole team wins.

I was impressed by how detailed Wizzo gets with just one question. It covered error handling scenarios I'd expect, but also brought in accessibility standards like WCAG compliance and screen reader checks, things I hadn't done much testing around before. It's like having a knowledgeable QA partner that fills in your blind spots.

What I love about Wizzo is that it lives right in Slack. I don't need to switch between browser tabs or different tools. Slack is always open for me, so having test case generation right there just makes sense.

Wizzo has been designed considering the pain points and day to day problems faced by our testers. It is a solution for test case design, uncovering hidden risks, exploring missed areas, team collaboration, brainstorming, celebrating together(parties) along with some games to play to relax.

I am 100% sure that Wizzo would be the best companion and problem solver for our testers. There are many features in our application which definitely would save a lot of time which would improve and speed up the end to end process of a software development cycle.

I've loved using Wizzo for hosting quality parties and was well impressed that I could give it a screenshot of a security testing exercise and it came up with the correct test case to solve it, written in a given-when-then format. It has been great chatting with you guys over the past few months and value your openness to feedback.

I see Wizzo changing how teams approach testing. It brings AI into daily work, improves collaboration, and keeps everyone aligned. By revealing gaps and false assumptions early, it makes problems easier to fix and keeps delivery moving. For me, it's a powerful enabler of a true shift-left approach.