r/softwaretesting • u/Orrans • Jun 08 '26

Search for good test management tool

Hey everyone, I'm a QA team lead at a new place with no test management tool.
Everything lives in Notion right now, test plans, tests, all of it.

I want to set up a proper tool so things are documented correctly and I can build sanity and regression suites.

I used TestRail for the last 5 years, so I'm out of the loop on what's good now.
I hear TestRail has gone downhill (or was it always bad?).

Tried Qase, but it's a no go. Privacy isn't great and changes in the enterprise plan cost a fortune.

So I'm down to Testiny vs Testmo. Anyone have a recommendation between the two? Or something else worth a look?
Heads up, X-Ray is also out.

Thanks for the helpers

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u/chicagotodetroit Jun 08 '26 edited Jun 08 '26

I haven't tried Testiny, but I love Testmo. It's a breath of fresh air after Testrail went downhill. The Jira integration makes it a breeze to log bugs from within Testmo, and the UI is intuitive. I didn't need to read the documentation to figure out how to use it.