Duku AI builds autonomous testing infrastructure for software teams. Its platform runs every critical user journey after each build, simulating real user behaviour to catch failures before they reach production. Tests self-heal as the codebase evolves, with the platform designed to eliminate both flaky tests and the manual maintenance burden that typically accompanies them.
The company is venture-backed and reported $330,000 in revenue in 2025, generated by a three-person team. Its founders claim operational backgrounds that include scaling Meta's testing infrastructure, launching Uber's global playbooks, and growing Deliveroo from its early stages through hypergrowth.
Duku AI operates in the software quality and QA space, with its platform aimed at engineering teams, product teams, and QA functions that rely on continuous testing as part of their build and release cycles. The platform's autonomous agents are designed to reason about test failures and apply fixes without manual intervention.
