Introducing Aximo: First AI Tester Across All Applications

Today, we’re introducing Aximo, Autify’s autonomous AI testing agent.

Aximo uses natural language and visual recognition to execute tests the way a real user would, navigating applications end to end and validating outcomes across any platforms, including web, mobile, and desktop. There are no scripts to write, no selectors to manage, and no brittle tests to maintain.

The name Aximo comes from autonomous + execution + motion, reflecting the core idea behind the product: testing should not be a static set of instructions. It should be an autonomous system that can move through your product, execute scenarios on its own, and keep pace as your application changes.

Since 2019, Autify has been providing AI-powered test automation solutions. We initially launched with a low-code wrapper for Selenium and Machine Learning self-healing—technology that was highly effective even before the emergence of coding agents. However, the rapid acceleration of software development due to AI has outpaced traditional automation methods. This is why we built Aximo

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Why testing needed a new solution

For years, test automation has been treated as a scripting and maintenance problem. Write the steps, handle the selectors, and fix things when they break. Even newer approaches marketed as “self-healing” can still rely on predefined instructions that need to be updated as the product evolves.

That solution breaks down as products become more dynamic, more personalized, and more interconnected. As a result, teams face a familiar set of tradeoffs: slower test creation, growing maintenance overhead, and critical user flows that never quite make it into automated coverage.

Aximo takes a different approach.

Instead of producing scripts that need to be maintained, Aximo operates as an autonomous testing agent. You describe what should happen, and Aximo handles execution—moving through the interface, interacting with the UI, and validating outcomes without relying on fragile implementation details.

Because Aximo executes visually and behaviorally, changes in layout, structure, or underlying code don’t immediately translate into broken tests or ongoing upkeep. Coverage keeps pace with change rather than falling behind it.

This shift—from scripted instructions to autonomous execution—is what makes AI agent–based testing fundamentally different from traditional automation.

What using Aximo looks like

Using Aximo starts with a simple description of what you want to validate. Instead of writing test scripts or defining step-by-step instructions, you describe the scenario in natural language. This might be a critical user journey, a regression-prone flow, or a path that’s traditionally been too fragile to automate.

From there, Aximo takes over execution. Acting autonomously, it navigates the application the way a real user would—interacting with the UI, entering data, and moving through the flow end to end. There are no scripts running in the background and no selectors to maintain. Execution is driven by visual recognition and behavior, not predefined instructions.

Once the scenario completes, Aximo verifies the expected outcome and reports what happened in clear, human-readable terms. Because tests aren’t represented as brittle artifacts, changes in the application don’t immediately turn into failures or maintenance work.

The result is a testing experience focused on validation, not upkeep.

Built for modern teams, across any application

Aximo is designed for teams testing across web, mobile, and desktop who want to validate real user behavior without relying on scripts, record-and-playback tools, or platform-specific test suites. And not only that, since Aximo works on an operating system, it can cover any OS level actions, and also backend tests, including APIs, database queries, and batch script testing.

Aximo is built for QA teams, engineers, and product teams who want reliable coverage without becoming test infrastructure experts. If you’re spending too much time recording tests, fixing broken automation, or deciding what’s “worth” maintaining, Aximo removes that tradeoff entirely.

Try Aximo

Aximo is available to try today.

If your team has been constrained by brittle tests, slow automation cycles, or coverage gaps that never quite get addressed, Aximo was built for exactly that reality. Describe the scenarios you care about, let an autonomous agent handle execution, and focus your time on building and shipping with confidence.

👉 Try Aximo and see autonomous testing in action.