Requirements, test execution, defects, releases, observability, and reporting — one connected platform.
Every release and its executions at a glance — progress, defects, and ownership in one view.
Traditional test case management creates activity, but very little clarity. Hawzu takes a different approach.
From requirement to release, everything lives in one connected workflow — so every release is a decision, not a guess.
The details experienced testers notice — the depth that only shows up when the people building the tool have actually run the tests.
Author at scale. Folder-tree repository with shared steps, parameters, and custom fields — built for thousands of cases.
Trace everything. Manage requirements and trace coverage from requirement → test case → execution → defect.
Release-first planning. Plan release-gated executions and track progress, velocity, and health per release.
Execute with discipline. Run executions tied to releases — results, notes, and a full activity trail at every step.
Track defects natively. Full lifecycle, linked to executions and requirements, with AI surfacing similar defects as you file — no Jira required.
Understand your quality. Traceability, flaky tests, coverage, and defect aging — exportable to PDF or XLSX.
The same category as the tools you already know — a more connected way to run it.
Hawzu is the management layer — keep the automation framework and trackers your team already uses. No rip-and-replace, no engine lock-in.
Keep Selenium, Playwright, Cypress — or any framework. Pipe results into Hawzu via the REST API — or push a JUnit/xUnit report in one call — so you're never locked into one vendor's engine or its execution pricing.
Link the issue trackers your team lives in — or skip them entirely, since Hawzu has native requirements and defect tracking built in.
Observatory turns your test data into curated analytics — the questions QA leads actually ask, answered as ready-made charts you can drop onto dashboards.
Is automation coverage improving?
Automation over time, by priority and severity
How healthy is this release?
Execution pass / fail / blocked and release pass-rate trend
Where are defects piling up?
Defect aging and open load by assignee
Which tests can't be trusted?
Flaky-test stability detection
Is every requirement covered?
Test and defect coverage per requirement
Need a different view?
Build any chart with the custom chart builder — export to PDF or XLSX.
Hawzu's AI works inside your testing workflow — not a bolt-on chatbot. Polish test cases and requirements, get answers from your docs, and catch duplicate defects before they pile up.
Structured and indexed for large teams — from your first requirement to your millionth execution record.
Every feature, unlocked — no credit card, no limits. We'll announce pricing later with plenty of notice, and early adopters won't be left behind.
All of Hawzu, completely free:
No credit card required.
Questions about where pricing is headed? Talk to us.
Hawzu is a modern test case management platform. Plan and organize test cases, run them, and track requirements, defects, and releases — with built-in analytics and AI across the whole testing lifecycle, in one place.
QA and engineering teams who want a clean system of record for testing — whether you test manually, run your own automation, or both.
No. Hawzu is automation-agnostic — keep Selenium, Playwright, Cypress, or any framework and report results into Hawzu via the REST API. We help you manage and analyze testing; we don't lock you into one engine.
No. Hawzu has native requirements and defect tracking, so it works standalone. If you do use Jira, GitHub, GitLab, Azure DevOps, or Linear, you can connect them.
Yes — every feature is free while we're in early access, no credit card required. We'll announce paid plans later, and early teams help shape them.
Yes — import test cases from a spreadsheet (Excel) today, and we'll help you move from TestRail, Zephyr, Qase, Xray, and qTest hands-on — free while we're in early access, with no big-bang migration and no lost history. Talk to us about migrating or compare Hawzu.
Role-based access control, audit logs, and scoped access tokens are built in, and your test data stays yours. See our Security page for details.
We built Hawzu because every test management platform we tried felt like a bug tracker with test cases bolted on. We wanted a modern system where requirements, repositories, executions, defects, analytics, and AI work together — not across disconnected tools.
Hawzu is bootstrapped and in early access. We're working closely with our first teams to shape the product, and every feature is currently available at no cost.
— The team at Snoowl
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