Squash TM vs TestQuality

Squash TM is a test-management platform for organizing software quality work from execution through broader management. It handles requirements and test-case repositories, campaigns, executions, projects, dashboards, and reports. Manual, exploratory, BDD, and automated testing practices are supported. Requirements and user stories can synchronize with GitLab or Jira, with progress sent back to those tools. Listed anomaly integrations include GitLab, Jira, Mantis, Azure DevOps, Redmine, Tuleap, and Bugzilla. Automation connections include Robot Framework, Cucumber, JUnit, Playwright, Cypress, Postman, SoapUI, Katalon, UFT, Ranorex, and Agilitest. Squash TM retrieves automated results from CI pipelines and associates them with campaigns, requirements, and anomalies. Community is open source and costs nothing. Server and Cloud plans add capabilities such as support, reporting, identity management, or AI-assisted design, depending on plan. Henix has edited the product since 2011.

TestQuality is a test management platform for planning, creating, running, measuring, and reporting software tests. Its visual plan builder organizes objectives, scope, strategies, roles, requirements, deliverables, and milestones. Manual, automated, exploratory, and BDD testing can be managed across test cases, plans, runs, and cycles. Dashboards combine manual runs, automation results, and exploratory testing, with insights into reliability and quality. Teams can create test runs for GitHub pull requests, assign testers, and report verification status through GitHub checks. More than 30 testing and DevOps integrations include GitHub, Jira, Jenkins, Selenium, Playwright, and Cucumber; a scriptable CLI and RESTful API support test management and importing tests or results. TestStory.ai, its test case generator, is in preview; plans include 500 monthly AI credits, with one case generated per credit. The Free plan covers planning, case building, cycles, story linking, and sharing. Paid plans start at $8/user/mo billed annually. The listed platforms are API and web.