Triberry attracts investment to develop AI app testing tool
In 2025, the startup Triberry received investments from ZAS Ventures to enhance its innovative product – an AI tool for automated testing of mobile applications.
The founder of Triberry, Mark Drobnych, explained the core concept of the startup, which involves creating an AppMap—a visual map that displays all screens and interaction scenarios with a mobile application. By recording these scenarios, the system automatically forms a map of all screens and transitions. After updating the app, the user simply needs to launch the testing for the AI to analyze the changes by comparing the new version with the previous one. This allows the tests to automatically adapt to interface changes.
Preliminary trials of Triberry’s product have already been completed in collaboration with several major companies, including Ukrainian unicorns. This confirms the promise and demand for the development.
The exact amount of investment from ZAS Ventures is currently undisclosed, but the typical fund check is around $50,000. Previously, such investments were received by Mantis Analytics, InputSoft, Upwood, and Fintellect. It is expected that the current round of financing will be directed towards research and development of the product, which is now a priority for Triberry.
Interest in Triberry confirms that the market for automated app testing is actively developing, and startups offering innovative solutions can expect support from investors.
| Startups | Investors | Investment amount (approximately) |
|---|---|---|
| Triberry | ZAS Ventures | $50,000 |
| Mantis Analytics | ZAS Ventures | $50,000 |
| InputSoft | ZAS Ventures | $50,000 |
| Upwood | ZAS Ventures | $50,000 |
| Fintellect | ZAS Ventures | $50,000 |
