Holmes is building an autonomous QA platform that helps software teams test products continuously and keep pace with AI-driven development without relying on manual testing workflows.
Ghent-based Holmes, a technology company focused on reinventing software
quality assurance for the AI era, has launched with €1.1 million in pre-seed
funding.
The round was led by Syndicate One, with participation from Aikido
founders Roeland Delrue and Willem Delbare, Showpad co-founder Louis
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