Skyramp

About Skyramp

Skyramp is a software development tools company established in 2022 by founder Nithin Michael. The San Francisco-based firm operates in the Software Development Applications and Automation/Workflow Software market, targeting engineering teams and developers. In June 2025, the company announced it had emerged from stealth with $10 million in seed funding, a round led by Sequoia Capital. This capital is intended to support the expansion of its operations and further development of its platform.

The company's core offering is an AI-powered testing platform designed to address the challenges of ensuring code quality, particularly with the rise of AI-generated code. It provides a unified system for various types of software testing, including functional, performance, API, UI, integration, and load testing. Skyramp's technology aims to automate the entire testing process by generating tests that are ready to run without extensive manual setup. A key feature is its deterministic generation capability, which leverages a combination of AI and proprietary algorithms to create reliable and maintainable tests. This approach differs from relying solely on large language models, aiming to produce consistent and predictable outcomes.

The platform is designed to be infrastructure-aware, meaning it can automatically mock external dependencies and adjust to the specific environment, whether it's a local machine, Docker, or Kubernetes. It integrates with existing development workflows and tools like CI/CD pipelines, and supports popular languages and frameworks such as Python, Java, Pytest, and Playwright. The product also features self-maintaining tests that automatically update as the application's code evolves, reducing the burden on developers. Skyramp is accessible through a command-line interface (CLI) and the company is also developing a more autonomous 'Agent' to further automate the quality assurance process. The business serves enterprise clients, with companies like Box, Intel, Broadcom, Cisco, and MongoDB listed as design partners.