Canaries, Inc.
To build the first AI QA engineer that understands codebases deeply and automates the entire testing lifecycle, replacing manual scripts with autonomous agents.
At a Glance
- Software Development Teams
- Fast-growing Startups
- Enterprise Engineering Groups
AI Tools by Canaries, Inc.
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AI QA Engineer for GitHub
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Latest News
Canary launches as part of the Y Combinator W26 batch to automate software testing.
Canary introduces on-demand test runs via PR comments and browser replays.
Products & Services
An AI-powered QA engine that reads codebase, understands change intent from PR diffs, and automatically generates/runs high-coverage tests in real browsers.
Market Position
Differentiated by its deep understanding of source code and 'vibe testing' agents that don't rely on brittle, manually maintained scripts.
Leadership
Founders
Viswesh N G
Former software engineer at Google, Cognition (built Devin), and Windsurf (AI IDE). Specialist in applied AI and agentic systems.
Aakash Mahalingam
Co-founder of Canary. Partner with Viswesh N G in AI-driven development tools.
Executive Team
Viswesh N G
Co-founder & CEO
Ex-Google, Cognition, and Windsurf engineer.
Aakash Mahalingam
Co-founder
Co-founder specializing in AI development tools.
Board of Directors
Founding Story
Founded by former engineers from Google, Cognition, and Windsurf who experienced the pain of manual testing in AI-driven development. They built Canary to catch broken user flows before production using AI agents.
Business Model
Revenue Model
B2B SaaS / Subscription based on usage/tests
Pricing Tiers
Try the AI engine on small code samples
Full integration into CI/CD for engineering teams
Target Markets
- Software Development Teams
- Fast-growing Startups
- Enterprise Engineering Groups
- Automating regression testing for code changes
- Replacing manual unit, integration, and E2E scripts
- Catching bugs early in the CI/CD pipeline
- Increasing test coverage without manual effort
- Pilot engineering teams using Windsurf and Devin