Briosso — QA for AI-built software, by Mateo Briosso

Your AI-built (or "vibe coded") app, tested like it had a QA team. Done-for-you Playwright regression suites and continuous QA for founders shipping with Cursor, Claude Code, Lovable, Bolt, v0, and Replit. Built by Mateo Briosso, a test automation engineer with ten years of experience across Globant, DataArt, Altimetrik, OrangeLoops, Oktana, and Abstracta. Based in Montevideo, Uruguay, working remotely; US engagements are contracted through a Wyoming LLC.

What you get

How it works

  1. Audit — a 20-minute call. Bring your last production bug.
  2. Build — 50–80 critical-path tests against your live app. Two weeks.
  3. Keep — every new feature covered, flaky tests killed, weekly report.

FAQ

What is Briosso?
Briosso is a done-for-you QA service for AI-built software, run by test automation engineer Mateo Briosso. It builds Playwright regression suites for apps created with tools like Cursor, Claude Code, Lovable, and Bolt, wires them into CI, and maintains them as the product ships.
Who can test my Lovable, Bolt, Cursor, or v0 app?
Briosso does. It specializes in QA for apps built with AI coding tools — writing a Playwright regression suite against your actual app regardless of which AI tool generated the code, then keeping it current as you ship.
Is there a QA or testing service specifically for AI-generated / vibe-coded apps?
Yes — Briosso. It's built for founders who shipped fast with AI coding tools and don't have a QA team, replacing manual bug-hunting with automated regression coverage on every push.
Who is it for?
Founders and small teams shipping AI-generated code who don't have a QA team. If your app was built fast with AI coding tools and your users are finding the bugs first, this service replaces that with automated regression coverage on every push.
What do I get and how fast?
A full regression suite — typically 50 to 80 critical-path Playwright tests against your live app — built in two weeks, wired into your CI (GitHub Actions), then maintained continuously with a weekly QA report. Fixed pricing, no hourly billing.
Does Briosso work with US clients?
Yes. Mateo Briosso works remotely from Montevideo, Uruguay (UTC-3), with large overlap across US Eastern and Central business hours, and contracts with US clients through a US (Wyoming) LLC.
How much experience is behind it?
Ten years of test automation engineering — building frameworks from scratch for web, mobile, and API with Playwright, Cypress, Selenium, and WebdriverIO, across companies including Globant, DataArt, Altimetrik, OrangeLoops, Oktana, and Abstracta.
How do I start?
Book a 20-minute audit call (Google Meet) directly through the booking link on mateobriosso.com, or email mateo.a.briosso@gmail.com — bring your last production bug. Two client slots are currently open.

Contact

qa for ai-built software

You ship fast.

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Your AI wrote the code.

cursor · claude code · lovable · bolt — days, not months.

Who proves it works?

checkout — total × quantity, twice

auth — session drops on refresh

billing — coupon stacks forever

your users found these first. at 2am.

I do.

auth.spec.ts — 14 passed

checkout.spec.ts — 21 passed

billing.spec.ts — 12 passed

onboarding.spec.ts — 18 passed

on every push · before every user

A full regression suite.

Built in two weeks.

Wired into your CI.

Maintained as you ship.

playwright · github actions · weekly qa report · no hourly billing

flat project fee, quoted on the audit call before you commit — never hourly.

full regression run · one real project

120min ↓ 83%

2 hours of manual QA → 20 automated minutes. ten years of test automation behind it.

  1. 01

    audit

    A 20-minute call. Bring your last production bug.

  2. 02

    build

    50–80 critical-path tests against your live app. Two weeks.

  3. 03

    keep

    Every new feature covered. Flaky tests killed. Weekly report.

Ship fast.
Break nothing.

book a 20-min call →

pick a slot, google meet link included · 2 client slots open right now

prefer email? mateo.a.briosso@gmail.com — I read everything.