Pie is autonomous QA. It reads a pull request, works out what changed, exercises the application the way a person would rather than replaying a script, and when it finds something broken it opens a fix PR rather than filing a ticket for someone else to pick up.
The self-healing part is what makes it survive contact with a real codebase. Conventional end-to-end tests break on every UI redesign, and the maintenance cost of that is why so many suites are quietly disabled; tests that adapt to the redesign avoid the failure mode that kills automated testing in practice. Autonomous discovery explores the app without anyone authoring cases, and custom tests are written in plain English. Web, iOS and Android are all covered.
It integrates with GitHub, Slack, Jira and MCP, and is SOC 2 Type 2 certified. Pricing is only quoted after a scan of your app, so there is no way to budget upfront; an agent opening fix PRs still needs human review before merge, and autonomous discovery covers what it can reach, which is not the same as what matters.
