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Where QAM Hub is going

From a test management tool built for our own QA teams to an autonomous testing platform. Everything shipped so far, what we are working on now, and what comes next.

Last updated: September 2026

30+

internal client projects tested on QAM Hub

500+

real QA engineers and stakeholders using it daily

bug trackers integrated

1,200+

product updates shipped since February 2026

Q1 2026Suites, runs, checklists, automation import Q2 2026Requirements, AI generation, Quality Analyzer, first agents Q3 2026Proven on 30+ internal projects, 7 trackers, ecosystem You are hereQ3 2026Public launch: plans, trial, billing Q4 2026Knowledge base + Agent Flows (beta)Q1 2027Requirements auto-sync, auto-generated cases, notifications Q2 2027Autotest generation, release gate, flaky intelligence BeyondSelf-healing tests, test impact analysis, Slack app

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Q1 2026

Foundation

Shipped

The core every QA team needs on day one, built by a QA services company for its own engineers. Fast, structured and without the legacy baggage of the tools we migrated from.

Test suites, groups and cases Test runs and execution history Checklists Playwright and Cypress import Organizations and roles Audit log

Q2 2026

Traceability and AI

Shipped

Requirements, milestones and AI joined the core. This is where QAM Hub stopped being a checklist tool and became a quality platform.

Requirements traceability Milestones and release readiness AI test case generation Quality Analyzer Attachments and image library Agent Flows, first generation

Q3 2026

Proven on real projects

Shipped

Before opening the doors, QAM Hub ran the daily testing of 30+ internal client projects with 500+ real users. The features below are what those teams asked for.

7 bug trackers, two-way Dashboards and Projects Health Migration from TestRail JUnit XML import and CLI MCP server for AI agents Reports and scheduled digests

Q3 2026

Public launch

Now

QAM Hub is open to everyone. Sign up, try the full product for free, pick a plan when you are ready.

Self-service sign-up and free trial

Standard and Advanced plans

In-app AI Assistant

Public site: features, pricing, knowledge base

Billing and organization management

Hardening for scale

Q4 2026

Autonomous testing

NextBeta

Both features already run for early customers. Q4 makes them available on every plan that includes them, with the polish a public release deserves.

Knowledge baseBeta

Upload specs, docs and notes per project. AI generation and agents read them, and after every run the agent proposes what to add or update.

Agent FlowsBeta

An AI agent runs your regression in a real browser on a schedule, compares against a baseline, triages failures and drafts the bug report.

Review queue and one-click bugs

Every not-passed case lands in one queue. Confirm, dismiss, or accept a UI change, then create the issue in your tracker without leaving the page.

Q1 2027

From requirement to test case, automatically

Planned

Close the loop between the tracker and the test base. A new ticket should become draft test cases before anyone opens the TMS.

Requirements auto-sync

New and changed issues from Jira, Linear, GitHub and the other trackers flow into Requirements on their own, filtered by your rules.

Test cases generated from requirements

When a requirement appears, QAM Hub drafts the test cases for it using your knowledge base and templates. You review, it links them.

Notification center

One panel for what matters: a failed run, an overdue milestone, a requirement with no coverage, an agent result waiting for review. Subscribe per project, get it in-app, by email or in Slack.

Q2 2027

Ship with confidence

Exploring

Ideas we are validating with customers now. Order and scope will change with your feedback.

Autotest generation

Turn a manual test case, or an agent's successful run, into a Playwright spec you can commit to your repository.

Release readiness gate

One "can we ship" verdict from manual runs, automation, open bugs and uncovered requirements, with a webhook to block the deploy in CI.

Flaky test intelligence

History of every automated test across runs, unstable ones flagged automatically, with a suggestion of what to fix first.

Beyond

Further out

Exploring

Self-healing test cases

When the UI changes, the agent proposes the edit to the test case itself. You approve, it never breaks the same way twice.

Test impact analysis

From a pull request diff, suggest which manual and automated cases to run, using the links you already have.

Slack and Teams app

Run results, review queue and notifications where your team already talks.

Public API v2 and webhooks

Outgoing events for every important change, so QAM Hub fits into your internal systems.

What already sets QAM Hub apart

Four things you will not find in a classic TMS

Built to remove the manual work between a requirement, a test and a bug, not to add another place to file it.

AI that knows your project

Generation and analysis use your project's own context, templates and preferences. Test cases come out in your house style, and the Quality Analyzer tells you which ones should not exist at all.

Test generationQuality AnalyzerRelease analysis

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Quality Analyzer run with a D score and a group of possible duplicate test cases

Projects Health for leads and stakeholders

One matrix across every project: pass rate, active runs, open bugs, automation coverage, next milestone. Rules are yours, the colours mean the same thing for everyone.

Cross-projectCustom thresholdsBurndown

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Projects Health table with Critical, Warning and Healthy verdicts per project

Two-way with 7 bug trackers

Pull requirements from Jira, Linear, GitHub and more. Push test status and linked bugs back onto the issue, so developers never open the TMS to know where testing stands.

JiraGitHubGitLabLinearAsanaRedmineTrello

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QAM Hub comment on a Jira issue listing the covering test cases

Automation and AI agents plug in

Playwright, Cypress, JUnit XML through a CLI, an MCP server for coding agents, and an autonomous browser agent that runs your regression on its own.

CLIMCPAgent FlowsTestRail import

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Automation run report with status distribution, slowest tests and results linked to manual cases

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This roadmap is shaped by the teams using QAM Hub every day. Tell us what would make your testing faster and we will put it on the board.

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Dates are quarters we are aiming for, not commitments. Anything marked Exploring may change scope or order based on customer feedback.