Thunder Code secures funding to advance agentic artificial intelligence software testing

French startup Thunder Code has raised new funds to accelerate autonomous, Artificial Intelligence-powered software testing solutions.

French software testing startup Thunder Code has announced the successful closure of a funding round, led by Silicon Badia with participation from Janngo.africa, Titan Seed Fund, MEDIN Fund Management, and leading angel investors. The financial boost is anticipated to accelerate Thunder Code´s mission of revolutionizing software testing through agentic Artificial Intelligence. While the exact sum remains undisclosed, the investment underscores significant confidence in the company’s approach to autonomous quality assurance.

Thunder Code’s core product leverages agentic Artificial Intelligence to transform conventional testing practices. The platform allows users to write test cases in plain language, which the Artificial Intelligence then automatically converts into sophisticated, automated tests. It also ingests existing product documentation, bug reports, and specifications, generating comprehensive test suites that evolve alongside the codebase. One standout feature is intelligent auto-healing, enabling the Artificial Intelligence agent to proactively detect and fix issues when software changes cause automated tests to break.

The startup further promises robust data visualizations designed to highlight the quality assurance team’s value, making it easier to monitor coverage, execution times, and return on investment through interactive dashboards. The smart reporting system not only detects recurring testing patterns but also identifies potential areas for improvement, providing actionable insights alongside detailed reports. With fresh backing from a blend of global and regional investors, Thunder Code is positioned to advance fully autonomous, Artificial Intelligence-driven software testing across industries, aiming to raise efficiency and quality standards in continuous integration and deployment environments.

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