We’re excited to share some big news with our community of QA professionals, software testers, and developers: TestQuality has been named "Tool of the Week" by the Ministry of Testing (MoT), one of the most respected communities in the software testing world!

You can find the mention featured directly on the Ministry of Testing homepage and a dedicated TestQuality spotlight page: TestQuality on Ministry of Testing. MoT also shared the announcement on their LinkedIn page, showing their support for our platform and mission.

So, what makes this special, and why should it matter to you?

A Unified Test Management Platform Built for Today’s QA Needs

At TestQuality, our goal has always been to empower teams with a unified QA test management platform that works for both manual and automated testing workflows. From planning to reporting, we help QA professionals and developers deliver high-quality software with confidence.

We were founded with a simple belief: testing tools should work with your dev process, not against it.

With our recent updates, we’re more excited than ever to offer our core platform completely free to help teams get started:

•  Visual Test Plan Builder
•  Test Case Builder
•  Complete Free Test Management Plan

All designed for rapid adoption with zero friction.

Explore our simple, fair pricing with a 14-day trial on any commercial plan — no credit card required.

Spotlight: The Test Plan Builder (Free and Powerful)

One of the tools that helped TestQuality stand out is our Test Plan Builder — a free, guided tool that walks users through creating a detailed and professional test plan from scratch or template.

With the Test Plan Builder, you can:

• Add structured test plan components like:
  • Objectives, Scope, Approach, Roles and Responsibilities
  • Requirements, Milestones, Deliverables, Risks, Schedules
• Use inline guidance for each section
• Publish and share test plans across your team or stakeholders

No spreadsheets. No disconnected docs. Just a better way to build and maintain your testing strategy.

Integrated Test Case Builder + Test Execution Tools

The platform doesn’t stop at planning. Once your plan is in place, with the Test Case Builder you can:

• Design reusable Test Cases
• Group cases into Test Cycles
• Publish and share Test Plans & Cases
• Link stories, pull requests, and issues (from GitHub or Jira)
• Support both manual and automated testing flows

Whether you're tracking exploratory tests or managing thousands of automated scripts — TestQuality keeps everything connected.

Built-In Integrations With Dev Tools You Already Use

We know QA teams don’t work in isolation. TestQuality integrates seamlessly with tools your developers already use:

•  GitHub & GitLab (with pull request testing support)
•  Jira — sync issues and user stories
•  Azure DevOps, Selenium, Cypress, and more

No plugins, no workarounds — just connect and go.

Explore all TestQuality integrations.

What’s New? Roadmap, Updates, and User Suggestions

Recognition from the Ministry of Testing validates the work we’ve been doing to deliver a test management platform users actually love.

Here’s what’s happening now:

• TestQuality Updates & Improvements
•  TestQualty's User Wishlist — Submit and vote for features
•  See the TQ Roadmap

Why This Recognition Matters

Ministry of Testing has built a vibrant and trusted QA community. Being featured as Tool of the Week is not just a badge — it’s a reflection of how useful, reliable, and community-aligned TestQuality has become.

And it’s only the beginning.

Ready to Take TestQuality for a Spin?

If you haven’t yet tried TestQuality or your free trial ended, this is the perfect time to jump back in.

 Try the Free Plan — no expiration, no credit card: Start Free
 Or activate your 14-day free trial on any of our premium plans

TestQuality helps QA teams and developers write better test plans, manage test cases smarter, and execute tests with confidence — all in one platform.

See why the Ministry of Testing spotlighted us.

Let’s build a better testing process. Together.