Automotive
Digital cockpit and HMI validation
About
AskUI: Agentic Testing Infrastructure
AskUI is the agentic testing infrastructure for engineering and QA teams. Validate any application from natural-language requirements, not brittle scripts.
What we do
Agents replace algorithms.
AskUI replaces algorithmic test automation with computer-use agents. Where traditional tools break when the UI changes, AskUI agents see the screen, reason about what to do, and act the same way a human tester would, but faster and at scale.
Test cases are plain Markdown or CSV files. Anyone who knows the application can author and maintain them. Traditional automation stalls at the 60% wall. AskUI hits 100% with a fraction of the spend.
How it works
AgentOS. One runtime, every screen.
The AskUI agent runs on AgentOS, a runtime that captures screenshots and sends them to a large language model, which decides the next action: click, type, scroll, or call a custom tool. Tests are written as natural-language instructions. The agent handles popups, slow loads, and unexpected states without breaking.
92%AndroidWorld task completion88% human baseline
74%OSWorld task completion72% human baseline
Source: AskUI internal benchmarks against the public AndroidWorld and OSWorld suites, April 2026.
Who we serve
Built for regulated, high-complexity environments.
MedTech
IEC 62304 regulated software testing
Defense
Drone and embedded HMI workflows
Aviation
Avionics displays and HMI validation
Railway
Safety-critical interface validation
Telco
Network and device management UIs
Manufacturing
Industrial control systems
Compliance
Enterprise security, by design.
- ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certified
- On-premise and air-gapped deployment
- GDPR-aligned data handling
- Bring Your Own Model, so sensitive screenshots never leave your infrastructure
Team
Built in Karlsruhe, Germany.
Jonas Menesklou
CEO & Co-Founder
Dominik Klotz
CTO & Co-Founder
AskUI GmbH was founded in 2021. Contact: info@askui.com
Get started
Start free. Scale when ready.
Free includes a 14-day trial, a non-commercial AgentOS license, and 5,000 inference credits. Paid plans add commercial AgentOS and Hub token-based usage.