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nunu.ai
nunu.ai runs multimodal AI agents that play and test games and apps like human players across more than 60 real iOS, Android and PC devices, with no integration required.
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Introduction
nunu.ai builds AI agents that perform end-to-end tasks on devices the way a human would, with game QA as its core use case. Its Y Combinator profile describes the company as building the first multimodal agents to play and test games.
The agents observe the screen and interact through touch, keyboard or mouse, a true black-box approach that needs no integration to start; an optional lightweight SDK goes further. They run on PC and mobile (iOS and Android), and the site cites more than 60 real devices. Dashboards show outcomes in real time.
Beyond games, the site lists app QA, market research and compliance checks, and claims customers save up to 50% on manual work costs.
Launch and background: Y Combinator’s company directory lists nunu.ai in its Winter 2023 batch, with the one-liner “Building the first multimodal agents to play and test games.”.
Features
- Human-like play: Agents read the screen and use touch, keys or mouse.
- No integration: Black-box by default; optional SDK.
- Real devices: PC, iOS and Android.
- Plans and schedules: Run test plans on a schedule.
- Dashboards: Real-time reports and insights.
Pros
- Built for games: Few AI testing tools handle game UIs.
- Free entry plan: A $0 tier exists.
Cons
- Credit model: Usage is metered in credits.
- Non-deterministic: Agent play may vary run to run.
Usage and Links (Example)
- Start on the free plan and upload a build.
- Describe a task: “Complete the tutorial and buy the first upgrade.”
- Watch runs on the dashboard and schedule nightly plans.
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Pricing
nunu.ai lists a $0 plan, a self-serve plan at $200 a month for 20,000 credits, optional add-ons (one listed at $500) and an enterprise plan.
Recommended for?
- Game studios with repetitive playtest and regression work.
Conclusion
nunu.ai is one of the few AI agent platforms built specifically for game testing.
It pairs well with engine-level tools such as GameDriver or AltTester.
On CheckOps, nunu.ai is filed under the End-to-end & functional stage. Related tools listed here include GameDriver, AltTester Unity SDK, Airtest, Applause, Kobiton and AskUI. A short trial on a real project, with your own code, data and pipeline, is usually the fastest way to choose between them, because fit matters more than feature lists. Facts here come from the official site, documentation and repository, checked on 11 November 2026.
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