Go from 0% to 90%
Test Coverage on GitHub
GitAuto automatically writes, runs, and fixes your unit tests,
so you can keep shipping confidently.
Start Free – Add to GitHubNo credit card required. Get started in seconds.
Why GitAuto?
Low Test Coverage Means More Bugs
Most teams struggle to keep up with unit tests. Low coverage leads to more bugs and slower releases.
No Tests, No Time,
No Problem
Many teams have little or no automated testing for their GitHub repositories. There's no time, no clear standard, and not enough resources to start from scratch.
Let GitAuto Handle the Tedious Parts
Writing and maintaining tests isn't the most exciting work. GitAuto automates the boring parts, so you can focus on building features and shipping faster.
What GitAuto Does
Generates Unit Tests When Asked
Trigger GitAuto by specifying a file in an issue, from the dashboard, or with a review comment.
Opens PRs and Runs Tests
GitAuto opens a pull request for the new tests, and runs them with GitHub Actions. You review and merge when ready.
Fixes Test Failures Automatically
If a generated test fails, GitAuto checks the error, analyzes the cause, updates code or tests, and retries until it passes.
Maintains High Test Coverage
GitAuto can also add missing tests after commits, merges, or on a schedule to keep your coverage high as your project grows.
How It Works
Go to the Dashboard
Visit your coverage dashboard to see which files need more tests.
Select Files
Choose one or more files you want to improve coverage for.
Create Issue or PR
With one click, create an issue or both an issue and a pull request for each selected file.
Review & Merge
Once tests pass, review the code and merge the pull request.
Use Cases
Legacy SaaS with No Test Culture
A SaaS company with a large, legacy codebase and no established test culture. Releases are slow and risky, and bugs are common. Developers are unsure where to start with testing, and manual QA is the norm.
They use GitAuto to identify files with low or no test coverage and to automate the creation of unit tests, starting with smaller, less risky files.
Maintaining 92% Coverage with Limited QA Resources
A fintech startup with a 92% test coverage target, but only one QA engineer for a 15-engineer team. Over time, coverage drops as new features are added, and the team periodically has to dedicate time to catch up on tests.
With GitAuto, the team can automatically generate and update tests on every commit and merge, maintaining coverage as the codebase evolves.
Meeting Deadline for Flutter Mobile App
A consulting team needed to increase test coverage from 0% to 90% within a month for their Flutter app. The client contract specified quality reports including test cases and results as part of delivery.
They used GitAuto to generate test cases while having code authors review any failures, helping them meet the tight deadline with required quality metrics.
How to Get Started
Select repositories
Choose which repositories to test - you can change this anytime
Manage RepositoriesPricing
Start for free, scale as your testing needs grow. No credit card required to get started.
Free
Perfect for trying out GitAuto
- ✓Claude 4.0 Sonnet
- ✓3 PRs per month per GitHub organization
- ✓Unlimited repositories
- ✓Unlimited users
- ✓Dashboard trigger
- ✓Issue checkbox trigger
- ✓Issue label trigger
- ✓Coverage report import
- ✓Custom base branch
- ✓Repository rules
- ✓Reference URLs/files
Standard
Perfect for teams looking to boost test coverage
- ✓Everything in Free plan
- ✓Claude 4.0 Sonnet
- ✓20 PRs per month per GitHub organization
- ✓Scale to more PRs by increasing quantity (20 PRs × quantity)
- ✓Test failure trigger
- ✓Review comment trigger
- ✓Commit trigger
- ✓Merge trigger
- ✓Schedule trigger
Enterprise
Perfect for large teams or custom options
- ✓Everything in Standard plan
- ✓Claude 4.0 Sonnet, o4-mini, Google Gemini, and more
- ✓200+ PRs per month per GitHub organization
- ✓Self LLM API key
- ✓Self hosting
- ✓SAML / SSO
- ✓Fine tuning with your data
- ✓Dedicated Customer Support