Testing Automation Startup Drizz Raises $2.7 Mn led by Stellaris

Mobile app testing platform Drizz has raised $2.7 million (around Rs 23.4 Cr) in a seed funding round led by Stellaris Venture Partners.

The funding round also saw participation from Shastra VC with angel investors such as former chief business officer at Cleartrip Anuj Rathi and Better Capital founder and chief executive Vaibhav Domkundwar.

The fresh funds will be used to drive product innovation, further development of the Vision AI engine and team expansion. 

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“Drizz’s multimodal engine understands the screen context and layout, even when elements are dynamic and constantly changing,” said Yash Varyani, co-founder and CTO of Drizz. “Where traditional testing may break, Drizz remains stable and flags bugs with detailed log intelligence that pinpoints the root cause. This ultimately saves testing teams both time and guesswork.”

Alok Goyal, Partner at Stellaris Venture Partners, commented, “AI is fundamentally changing how software is built, tested, and deployed. In an era where more software needs to be shipped even faster than ever, software quality has become the biggest bottleneck. Drizz is therefore tackling one of the most critical parts of the software development cycle with a unique, vision-first approach. By solving real QA pain points and bringing non-technical users into the loop, Drizz is reimagining mobile application testing with AI. We’re thrilled to partner with them on this journey.”

About Drizz 

Founded in 2024 by former Amazon, Coinbase, and Gojek engineers Asad Abrar, Partha Sarathi Mohanty and Yash Varyani, Drizz is a testing startup that helps developers and QA teams create, run and manage end-to-end tests using simple English prompts.

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Instead of using complex locator-based test scripts, Drizz lets users write tests in plain English for both iOS and Android apps.

The company says its vision AI engine offers over 97% test reliability and helps cut down test creation time for teams and businesses.