I built a free tool that automatically converts PRDs into comprehensive test cases without requiring signups, integrations, or any commitment. As a developer who's repeatedly experienced the pain of manually creating test cases from long PRDs, I wanted to make this process less tedious.
Unlike generic AI solutions that lack QA context, Quash is purpose-built for test case generation. It proactively identifies edge cases that are often overlooked in manual testing processes and creates step-by-step test cases that are ready to run.
How it works:
• Just drag and drop your PRD (PDF, up to 10MB)
• Get comprehensive test cases instantly
• No sign up, no tracking, no data storage
Your documents remain secure - we only process them to generate test cases and never store or share your PRD. This is particularly important for teams working with sensitive product specifications.
I'm particularly interested in feedback from QA engineers, developers and PMs who regularly write test cases. What types of documents would you like to process? What output formats would be most useful?
This is completely free to use and separate from our enterprise offerings.
I built a free tool that automatically converts PRDs into comprehensive test cases without requiring signups, integrations, or any commitment. As a developer who's repeatedly experienced the pain of manually creating test cases from long PRDs, I wanted to make this process less tedious.
Unlike generic AI solutions that lack QA context, Quash is purpose-built for test case generation. It proactively identifies edge cases that are often overlooked in manual testing processes and creates step-by-step test cases that are ready to run.
How it works:
• Just drag and drop your PRD (PDF, up to 10MB)
• Get comprehensive test cases instantly
• No sign up, no tracking, no data storage
Your documents remain secure - we only process them to generate test cases and never store or share your PRD. This is particularly important for teams working with sensitive product specifications.
I'm particularly interested in feedback from QA engineers, developers and PMs who regularly write test cases. What types of documents would you like to process? What output formats would be most useful?
This is completely free to use and separate from our enterprise offerings.