Hawzu

What Hawzu is

Hawzu is a test management platform for QA and engineering teams that connects test cases with requirements, executions, defects, releases, and analytics. It scores release readiness and provides go/no-go verdicts and sign-off reports. Teams can author tests with structured steps, reusable shared steps, parameters, datasets, and dynamic or hybrid suites. Its AI can generate test cases from requirements, specifications, or PDFs, map coverage, and cite source documents through Canon. The beta Hawzu Recorder Chrome extension creates readable manual steps and scripts for Playwright TypeScript or pytest with Selenium Python. Hawzu does not run those scripts; customers run them in their own CI and import the resulting report. The platform accepts JUnit, TRX, NUnit, Cucumber, and Allure reports and maps results to test cases. Connections include Jenkins, GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Jira, GitHub Issues, GitLab Issues, Azure DevOps, Linear, Slack, and signed webhooks. Hawzu is cloud-only. Its free plan supports five people, three projects, 90 days of history, and 5,000 CI results per month; Growth costs $20 a month per member when billed yearly.

Who it suits

Hawzu suits QA and engineering teams that want a shared system for manual testing, automation, or both. It is also suited to teams that need release readiness reports, test case authoring, and connections to CI or issue tracking tools.

Limits

The Free plan allows five people, three projects, 2 GB storage, a 250 MB largest file, 90 days of history, 50 AI credits monthly, and 5,000 CI results monthly. Growth costs $20 a month per member when billed yearly; it allows 25 GB plus 5 GB per member, 1 GB largest files, two years of history, and 250 AI credits per member monthly.

Getting started

1. Open https://www.hawzu.com/.
2. Choose the Free plan or review Growth, which has a 14-day trial.
3. Create or join a workspace and project within the selected plan's limits.
4. Author test cases or use AI to generate them from requirements, specifications, or PDFs.
5. Connect a listed CI or issue tracking service, or import a supported report.
6. For Recorder scripts, run them in your own CI and import the resulting report.

Verdict

Choose Hawzu if your team wants test management tied to release readiness, with support for imported CI reports and connected issue trackers. Look elsewhere if you require self-hosting, SSO, or SCIM, or if Hawzu itself must run recorded test scripts.