qarunbook
Product Hunt Ifeanyi Ejindu
qarunbook launched on Product Hunt today as testing and QA software. It helps turn test plans into a tracked checklist, with retests required before fixes count as passed.
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qarunbook is a testing and QA tool built around a simple idea: make the test plan the thing everyone actually works from. It helps you write that plan, then run through it yourself, with your team, or with your AI over MCP. The pitch is less about fancy automation and more about keeping the work visible.
That matters because QA usually gets messy in the handoff. Something fails, somebody fixes it, and then everybody assumes the job is done. qarunbook pushes back on that by making a fixed issue wait for a retest before it can be marked passed. That small rule changes the whole rhythm.
The product is launching with a free plan and no card required, which lowers the friction a lot for teams that just want to try it. On Product Hunt, it went live today with 15 followers and sits under Productivity, Developer Tools, and Artificial Intelligence.
There’s no grand promise here, and that’s almost the point. qarunbook sounds like a tool for people who are tired of QA notes living in scattered docs, chat threads, and optimism. A boring workflow fix is still a fix.
My take — AI-written commentary, not fact-checked reporting
This is the kind of AI product that actually makes sense: not a chatbot pretending to replace QA, but a structured aid for work people already do badly. The industry keeps trying to automate judgment; sometimes it should start with making sure nobody forgets to retest the broken thing. Much less glamorous, much more useful.
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