The little QA dog that finds your bugs first.

AI QA testing means an AI does the work of a manual tester: it reads what your product should do, clicks through your web app in a real browser, and reports what broke. Burhan does this from your own product docs, so every test checks your spec.

No. Burhan writes the user journeys from your docs. Your team reviews them, and you can edit, add or remove any journey.

Those are test automation frameworks: an engineer writes test scripts and keeps fixing them when the UI changes. Burhan is an AI QA tool: it writes the end-to-end tests from your docs and runs them for you, so there are no scripts to maintain.

Yes. Burhan explores your app with your test account, without changing anything, and writes your product documentation. You can edit it, download it for Word and share it, and he tests against it.

PRDs, user stories, specs and acceptance criteria: PDF, Markdown or text files, Google Docs or Drive links, files in a GitHub repo, or audio and video recordings, which he turns into notes.

Yes. You add test accounts for your staging site and Burhan signs in with them. The passwords are never shown to the AI.

One test account is enough. When a journey needs data the account doesn't have, Burhan mocks it for you: he takes the real API answer, changes only the fields the test needs, and checks the screen. The result is labelled “mocked”, pass or fail, and says what was changed. Every run tries the real data first, so once your account has it, the label goes away. He never mocks sign-in or anything that saves, and you can turn mocking off in Settings.

Yes, on every plan. Connect Jira or ClickUp once, pick the project or list, and every red run gets a Create ticket button: the steps, expected vs actual, which side owns it, the API calls and the screenshot go straight into the ticket. When the journey passes again, Burhan says so on the ticket. You can still copy the bug report instead.

Burhan is built for staging, so bugs are caught before release. You can add production as a separate environment.

Yes, on Growth and Pro. Burhan asks your in-app chatbot real questions, opens the screen that should agree, and flags every answer that doesn't. It also checks it refuses tricks, never acts without a yes, and gives the same answer in English and Arabic.

Yes. Docs and apps can be in English or Arabic, right-to-left layouts included.

Starter covers one module of your choice per project. Its journeys run once a week, with one retry when a run fails. No card, no time limit.

Yes. Plans are monthly and per project. Cancel from Billing and the plan stays until the end of the month you paid for.

Because a good QA tester is like a good dog: curious, tireless, loyal to your users, and loud when something's wrong. And Burhan means proof in Arabic. He always brings it.