Stockholm-based
Endform, a platform designed to run browser-based end-to-end tests at high
speed, has raised €1.5 million in funding. The round was led by Alliance VC,
Antler, First Fellow, and Greens, with participation from a group of strategic
angel investors.
Endform
develops a platform that enables engineering teams to run browser-based
end-to-end tests for web applications more efficiently. Built specifically for
the Playwright testing framework, the system distributes tests across multiple
cloud machines, allowing large test suites to run in parallel.
By
executing each test on separate machines and coordinating the results
centrally, Endform reduces the time required to complete testing pipelines and
provides developers with faster feedback during the software development
process. The platform is designed to simplify testing infrastructure so teams
can scale their test coverage while maintaining rapid development cycles.
The
company is targeting the quality assurance infrastructure market, which is
experiencing increased demand as AI-assisted development accelerates the pace
of software iteration. As development cycles become faster, engineering teams
require quicker feedback from testing processes, something traditional testing
infrastructure can struggle to deliver.
Endform
addresses this challenge by enabling large numbers of browser instances to run
performance-intensive tests simultaneously. With a single command change,
organisations can run existing Playwright test suites fully in parallel,
significantly reducing testing times.
Commenting
on the challenges of scaling test infrastructure, Jakob Norlin, co-founder of
Endform, said that as test suites grow, they can increasingly become a
bottleneck that slows down the pace of engineering teams:
Endform solves this by decoupling the number of tests from the
time it takes to run them, allowing developers to focus on shipping code rather
than waiting for CI pipelines. Our software is already helping some of the
world’s best companies to scale and accelerate their code development.
The
company launched its platform in March 2025 and has since been adopted by
organisations across Sweden and the United States, including software company
Lovable.
The
new funding will be used to expand the company’s core team and support further
growth as Endform works to increase adoption of its platform for end-to-end web
testing.