Drizz raises $2.7m to reinvent mobile app testing
| Date | Type | Companies Involved | Size |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jul 28, 2025 | investment | $2.7m |
- The AI-powered platform lets developers test apps using plain English prompts.
- The funding will boost the speed, accuracy, and usability of Drizz’s Vision AI engine.
AI-powered mobile app testing agent Drizz has raised $2.7 million in a seed round after emerging from stealth.
The funding will help Drizz improve its Vision AI engine by making it faster, more accurate, and easier to use for enterprise-level testing.
Drizz lets developers test mobile apps by typing simple instructions in plain English, instead of writing complex code.
The startup plans to expand its vision-based infrastructure to support testing in interactive environments where traditional tools struggle.
Drizz said it is already collaborating with several “global unicorns" and seeing high developer engagement, with users averaging 15 hours per week on testing.
The platform was founded by ex-Amazon, Coinbase, and Gojek engineers Asad Abrar, Partha Mohanty, and Yash Varyani.
Automated testing
Stellaris Venture Partners and Shastra VC led the round, with participation from Anuj Rathi (ex-CBO, Cleartrip) and Vaibhav Domkundwar.
“Every app team is accelerating with AI, but testing still lags behind,” said Drizz CEO and co-founder Asad Abrar. “During my time as a product manager at Coinbase, locator-based tests broke with every UI shift, turning QA into a bottleneck.
“That frustration led us to build Drizz - an AI-native platform that keeps up with modern development and actually delivers confidence at scale.”
Drizz co-founder and CPO Partha Mohanty commented: “We want to redefine how quality software is shipped in the age of AI.
With Drizz, test authoring becomes effortless, execution highly accurate, and bug resolution near-instant – all powered by intelligent automation.”