ELC Angels Syndicate decides to invest at testRigor’s Seed+ round. We are excited to host a Demo + Q&A with Artem Golubev, Co-founder and CEO @ testRigor, alongside ELC Angels co-founder Roger Luo.
testRigor is a Generative AI-based Test Automation Tool that automates functional and regression tests using AI. It changes how QA works by allowing people to stop writing automated tests and just execute their manual test cases using untrained LLMs.
testRigor currently has 95 customers like Netflix, BusinessWire, Splunk, Koch Industries, etc. Several companies ELC members affiliated with are satisfied testRigor customers, with the platform covering over 90% of their end-to-end functional tests and significantly reducing the need for full-time QA engineers. At our recent ELC Annual conference held at the end of August in San Francisco, testRigor CEO Artem Golubev presented on “Eliminate Almost All Efforts on Test Automation with Breakthroughs in Generative AI”. The talk generated a lot of interest and close to 100 inbound inquiries from our community members. As we have observed an increasing interest in testRigor, and overwhelming positive feedback, we decided to participate in testRigor’s new round and partner closely with them in their future journey.
What is ELC Angels Syndicate?
ELC Angels is a group for our ELC community members who are interested in angel investing to learn from experienced angel investors, to connect with each other, and to share investment opportunities curated through our network. Together, we also launched ELC Angels syndicate, enabling members to make investments into some highly sought after early stage startups together. The syndicate is founded and managed by Roger Luo and Jerry Li. Our syndicate will prioritize investing in top companies led by ELC members, or ELC members’ network, and actively sourcing investing opportunities co-invested by top tier partner VCs.
Disclaimers and Risks
The contents in this event should not be construed as or relied upon in any manner as investment, legal, tax, or other advice. Investing in startups is incredibly risky. You should do your own diligence and make your own investment decision. Do not rely on ELC Angels Syndicate's reasons for investment instead of your own diligence and analysis.
