Drizz targets the core pain of mobile test automation: selector-based suites take weeks to author and break with every UI change, so flaky results turn automation into noise. Its approach is Intent-based testing — you describe what to test in everyday language, and a Vision AI agent interprets intent, writes the tests and runs them on real iPhones and Androids.
The platform records every step so results are verifiable rather than a black box, and failed runs come with screenshots, logs and screen state for fast triage. When a UI changes, steps adapt and repair themselves, which removes most selector maintenance. Drizz offers a desktop app for fast local authoring with full control over runs, plus Drizz Cloud for enterprise-grade execution and reliability at scale, alongside CI/CD integration so tests run on real devices directly in your pipeline.
It is positioned for fast-moving mobile teams across e-commerce, fintech, entertainment, navigation and health, with security work aimed at regulated industries: ISO27001-certified and SOC2 Type II audited infrastructure, TLS encryption in transit, session recording and audit logs. The company has raised $2.7M in seed funding and has been featured in Forbes, and it reports figures such as 200 tests authored per month versus roughly 15 with Appium and flakiness down to 5%.
