Drizz is a computer-vision-based mobile app testing platform that lets teams describe a test case in plain English instead of writing selector-based test scripts. Former Amazon, Coinbase, and Gojek engineers Asad Abrar, Partha Sarathi Mohanty, and Yash Varyani founded the Bengaluru-based company in 2024 and raised $2.7 million in funding to build it.
A written test description gets executed on a real iOS or Android device using vision AI that reads the screen the way a person would, then Drizz automatically saves the run as a reusable test case; when an app's UI changes, broken steps are meant to repair themselves instead of requiring a script rewrite. The same test suite runs across iOS, Android, and mobile web from one shared definition.
Drizz targets mobile engineering and QA teams that have outgrown brittle, selector-based test frameworks like Appium or Espresso. A free trial includes 50 test runs to evaluate the product; beyond that, pricing is pay-as-you-go per test run with no published rate, and Team and Enterprise tiers are quoted directly by sales.
