Mobile app testing platform Drizz raises $2.7 M Seed funding from Stellaris
Drizz, a vision AI-powered mobile app testing platform located in India, has raised $2.7 million in seed money headed by Stellaris Venture Partners. Shastra VC, Anuj Rathi (formerly CBO at Cleartrip), and Vaibhav Domkundwar also contributed.
Asad Abrar, Partha Sarathi Mohanty, and Yash Varyani, former engineers from Amazon, Coinbase, and Gojek, founded Drizz in 2024. With its AI-powered automation platform, Drizz is addressing the challenges of mobile app quality assurance.
End-to-end testing in plain English across iOS and Android is made possible by Drizz’s technology, which replaces fragile locator-based test scripts with natural language questions.
According to the company, their vision AI engine significantly cuts down on the amount of time developers and companies need to spend creating tests, delivering over 97% test reliability.
The additional funding will support team growth, product innovation, and the advancement of the Vision AI engine. Drizz is designed to meet enterprise-grade standards and provides no-code setup, CI/CD integration, and the ability for non-technical people to create and run test scenarios.
In the AI era, Drizz is establishing itself as a solution for quick, reliable mobile app quality assurance as teams from all over the world quickly use the platform.
