LogiGear Launches TestArchitect Cloud – A True No-Code, Cloud-Native Test Automation Platform
LogiGear, a global leader in software testing solutions, announced the official launch of TestArchitect Cloud, a next-generation, cloud-native test automation platform. Designed for speed, scalability, and ease of use, TestArchitect Cloud makes automation accessible to both technical and non-technical users while eliminating the infrastructure burden of on-premises testing.
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Building on the proven capabilities of the TestArchitect suite, the new cloud platform combines the Action Based Testing (ABT) methodology with AI-powered assistance, giving QA teams a streamlined, modular approach to automation with dramatically lower maintenance costs.
“We’ve spent more than 20 years perfecting TestArchitect, and with the launch of TestArchitect Cloud, we’re making automation faster and easier than ever. Teams don’t need to worry about setup or coding—within minutes they can start testing at scale. Our goal is simple: give every team, technical or not, the ability to succeed with automation.” – Satoshi Furui, CEO at LogiGear
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Why TestArchitect Cloud Stands Out
- Spreadsheet-Like IDE – Build tests easily with an Excel-style interface—no coding required.
- Interface Elements Repository – Update once, apply everywhere for better maintainability.
- UI Mapify – Point-and-click to capture element locators and generate technical details.
- High-Level Actions – Reusable workflows that reduce duplication and maintenance.
- Cloud Test Agents – Run tests on multiple browsers instantly, scale on demand.
- Variations & Data-Driven Testing – Adapt tests across platforms and data sets without duplication.
- Runs, Live View & Screenshot Recording – Track execution in real time with detailed logs.
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