Frequently asked
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Klarent is fore ai's autonomous AI-powered testing platform. It tests web and mobile applications the way a human QA engineer would — only faster, smarter, and without ongoing maintenance. You describe what to test in plain English, and Klarent's AI agents generate, execute, and self-heal tests automatically. Teams typically cut testing effort by up to 90% and ship 3–5× faster.

Klarent is built for enterprise engineering and QA teams across finance, insurance, travel, retail, media, and SaaS. Because tests are created from plain-language prompts, even non-developers and non-QA professionals can create and run reliable tests — no scripting background required.

Teams using Klarent typically reduce manual testing effort by up to 90% and accelerate release cycles by 3–5×. Because test creation requires no code, QA coverage expands across teams that previously lacked the engineering capacity to automate.

Klarent uses an annual license model that scales with your usage — specifically the number of generated tests and test runs. Contact the fore ai team to discuss a plan that fits your team size and testing volume.

Yes. You can explore Klarent for free at app.klarent.ai, or request a live demo with the fore ai team to see the platform applied to your specific applications and workflows. The demo includes a walkthrough of test creation, execution, and self-healing.

Klarent integrates with GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Jenkins, Azure DevOps, Jira, Linear, Slack, and Microsoft Teams — covering the full CI/CD, test management, and collaboration workflow. Custom API integrations are also supported.

Klarent covers the full spectrum of browser-based applications — customer portals and self-service platforms, complex transactional flows (banking, insurance, e-commerce), internal enterprise tools (CRM, ERP, HR systems), multi-system workflows with API and data dependencies, and responsive cross-browser interfaces.

Klarent runs tests across Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge in parallel, covering desktop, mobile, and tablet viewports. A single test suite validates your application's behavior and visual consistency across all major browser engines and screen sizes.

Klarent's self-healing automation detects UI or logic changes and automatically adapts locators and test logic — no manual intervention needed. When a heal is available, it is flagged in the run dashboard and can be applied in one click.

Yes. Klarent's autonomous capabilities include visual validation and accessibility checks alongside standard functional testing. Regressions in layout, styling, or accessibility compliance are caught automatically.

Absolutely. Klarent connects to GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Jenkins, and Azure DevOps, triggering tests on every pull request or commit. You can enforce quality gates and receive real-time feedback through Slack or Microsoft Teams.

Klarent can generate end-to-end tests, regression suites, cross-browser compatibility checks, API and data validation flows, and modular reusable test cases.

Klarent tests native, hybrid, and cross-platform mobile apps on both iOS and Android. Supported frameworks include Swift, Kotlin, Flutter, React Native, and Java.

Getting started takes three steps: upload your APK or IPA file, describe what to test in plain English, then run across multiple real devices in parallel and receive results with screenshots, logs, and video recordings.

No. Klarent abstracts away the complexity of Appium and Selenium entirely. Tests are described in plain-English prompts — no scripting, no XPath selectors, no driver configuration.

Each failure comes with rich diagnostic context: screenshots at the point of failure, full execution logs, and network traces.

Yes. Klarent supports cloud and on-premises deployment. Tests execute inside your environment, so no application data or internal traffic leaves your network.

Klarent's self-healing AI automatically adapts locators and test logic when UI elements move, change label, or are restructured. Tests remain stable across releases without any manual rework.

Traditional test management tools store and track tests written by humans. Klarent autonomously creates and maintains those tests, eliminating up to 90% of the manual work that conventional tools assume your team will handle.

Yes. Klarent gives you projects to separate applications or teams, test suites to group related tests, and folders and subfolders that mirror your team's workflow.

Yes. Klarent's scheduled execution feature lets you plan test runs on any cadence — daily, nightly, or custom. Upcoming runs are visible in a unified dashboard.

Results update in real time with analytics covering coverage trends, test stability, flaky test identification, and regression history. Failure alerts are pushed to Slack or Microsoft Teams. Jira and Linear integrations automatically create tickets from failing tests.

Yes. Klarent supports enterprise role management (RBAC) and Single Sign-On (SSO), with granular access controls and full audit logs.

Yes. Klarent's latest activities feed gives you a live view of recent updates, test executions, and healing events across your entire testing workspace.

Variables are local parameters scoped to a single test — useful for URLs, usernames, or dynamic inputs. Secrets are global, encrypted parameters available to every test in a project, designed for passwords, API keys, and other sensitive credentials that must never appear in logs or test output.

Type @ in any test step field to bring up a list of available variables, secrets, and assets. Select the one you want and Klarent inserts the reference automatically. The actual value is injected at run time.

No. Secret values are encrypted at rest and masked in all test output, run logs, and screenshots. Only the secret name is shown in step definitions and results.

Klarent supports any file type as an asset — images (PNG, JPG, WebP), documents (PDF), data files (CSV, JSON), and more. Uploaded assets are available to all tests in the project and referenced with the @ symbol in any file upload step.

All tests run inside your own environment using multi-layer encryption, granular RBAC, and complete audit logs. No customer data leaves your network. Klarent is certified under ISO 27001 and SOC 2, and complies with GDPR.

Klarent is ISO 27001 certified and SOC 2 compliant. These certifications cover data handling, access controls, availability, and security operations. Details are available at the fore ai Trust Center.

Yes. Klarent supports both cloud and on-premises deployment based on your infrastructure and compliance requirements.