ReqLens is the AI QA workspace where teams turn raw requirements into structured, testable, fully traceable work — and run it all the way to the release decision.
Paste a requirement. ReqLens elaborates it into clear acceptance criteria, dependencies, risks, and compliance flags — then generates a complete test suite where every case traces back to a criterion. You review and approve at each step. Run the tests, track the defects, and prove coverage from requirement to release, all in one place.
The ReqLens Pipeline
Brief → Backlog
Elaborate the requirement
Catch gaps early
Use cases & test design
Generate tests + data
Execute & track defects
Report & trace to release
AI assists. You approve. Every step.
Fits your stack
Import from Jira and Azure DevOps. Export to TestRail, Xray, Zephyr, Excel, and Gherkin. No copy-paste, no lock-in.
Built for regulated delivery
Compliance flags, versioned changes, and audit-ready traceability from requirement to release.
Brief to release decision — every stage connected, every output yours to approve.
Paste a brief or upload a document. ReqLens breaks it into features with priority, dependencies, and complexity — a groomed backlog before elaboration even starts.
Each requirement becomes a structured artifact: acceptance criteria developers can build to, dependencies architects can plan around, risks QA can test for — reviewed and agreed in one place.
ReqLens checks every requirement for missing detail, untestable statements, unresolved dependencies, and compliance blind spots — at the cheapest possible moment to fix them.
Turn approved requirements into real-world flows — the scenarios your tests and your team actually need to cover.
Generate a prioritised suite with steps, expected results, and test data. Every case links to an acceptance criterion, so coverage is provable — not assumed.
Run test cycles, record results, and keep a clean history of what passed, what failed, and when — ready for sign-off.
A failed test becomes a tracked defect. When it's fixed, ReqLens verifies the fix against the exact case that failed — no 'fixed but never re-tested' gaps.
End-to-end reporting and a full requirement-to-test-to-defect map. Answer 'is this ready to ship, and can we prove it?' — the question regulated teams have to answer.
Two sides of the same reality.
Problems it eliminates
No more defects born in vague requirements
No more tests with nothing to trace back to
No more scope changes that quietly break coverage
No more sign-off you can't prove
What you get instead
Every requirement structured, reviewed, and testable
Every test case linked to a criterion
Every change versioned and diffed
Every release backed by traceable evidence
Requirements shift mid-sprint. Describe what changed; ReqLens classifies the intent, diffs it against the last version, and keeps your prior work intact.
Bring in QA, BAs, POs, and reviewers with roles and invites. Everyone works from the same traceable artifact — with edit and view control built in.
Whether you write requirements, refine them, test against them, or sign off on them, ReqLens gives your whole team one structured, traceable artifact to work from.
On the roadmap — direction, shipping as we go.
Paste a rough defect summary — ReqLens fills in the structured fields for you. Less typing, cleaner defects.
Build the reports your team and stakeholders actually need — your fields, your format, your sign-off view.
Connect ReqLens to Claude and other AI assistants through an MCP server, so your requirements and tests are available right where you work.
Free to start. No credit card required.