Welcome to Pie
Welcome to Pie
Pie is an agentic testing platform for web, iOS and Android apps. Pie maps your app, writes and maintains the tests, runs them and tells you what broke.
Where to start
Read how Pie works, pick how you’ll work with it and run your first test.
Connect your repository and get each pull request’s preview ready for Pie.
Connect Claude Code, Cursor or VS Code over MCP, then ask Pie in plain language.
Create a Loop that runs your suites on a schedule, on each new build or from your own tools.
Look at the evidence, then record your call so Pie tracks the issue or closes it.
Configure what Pie needs to test your app and report where your team works.
Not sure where to work from? Choose how to use Pie compares the portal, Chat, your agent and CI.
How Pie tests a change
Every change goes through four steps:
- Push. A pull request or a new build gives Pie something new to test.
- Probe. PR scan keeps your tests current, and Loops run your suites.
- Patch. What broke comes back as grouped issues. Fix them with Auto-Fix, your coding agent or your tracker.
- Pass. Pie re-checks tracked issues on every run until the change passes.
On GitHub, ask your Pie contact to turn on automatic testing, and Pie tests each pull request when it opens or gets a push. See How Pie works.
Common tasks
Build tests
- Review the key features Pie found in your app
- Write a test case in plain language
- Group tests into suites
Run tests
Review and fix
Work with AI agents
Set up
- Store a test login
- Connect GitHub or GitLab, then Slack, Jira, Linear or Asana
- Invite your team
- Create an API key
To look something up, use the glossary, troubleshooting or the API overview. New features are announced in the changelog.
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