About us

Xping brings observability to testing — tools that help developers understand not just whether tests pass, but whether they can be trusted.

Our mission

We're building tools that help developers understand not just whether tests pass, but whether they can be trusted. Our mission is to eliminate wasted time on flaky tests and provide actionable insights that improve test reliability and confidence.

Why we built Xping

We've all been there: a test passes locally but fails in CI. You re-run it, and it passes. Hours are wasted investigating only to discover the test itself is unreliable, not your code. This frustration inspired us to build Xping — a solution that surfaces these issues automatically and helps teams ship with confidence.

Developers deserve to know which tests they can trust, why tests fail across environments, and how reliability trends over time.

The team

Experienced developers who understand the pain of maintaining reliable test suites.

Adrian Dydecki

Founder

Senior Software Engineer with experience at Microsoft and Scandit. Passionate about building high-quality software with expertise in .NET, testing, and open-source development.

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Tomasz Sulik

Co-Founder

DevOps/platform engineer with extensive experience designing secure, cost-aware, highly automated cloud platforms on AWS and Kubernetes — GitOps delivery, strong guardrails, clear SLOs, and an "it just works" developer experience.

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Our commitment to quality

We believe better testing tools lead to better software.

Developer-first design

We build tools we would want to use ourselves, with minimal configuration and maximum value.

Open source

Our SDK is open source on GitHub, fostering transparency and community collaboration.

Privacy & security

We take data protection seriously and only collect what's necessary to provide value.

Continuous improvement

We listen to our users and iterate based on real-world feedback.

Open source & community

Xping SDK is open source and available on GitHub. We believe in building in the open and welcome contributions, feedback, and collaboration — bug reports, feature suggestions, or code, we'd love to hear from you.

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