r/Everything_QA
4k members
r/Everything_QA is a subreddit with 4k members. The most common kinds of discussions are solution requests and advice requests, and the community frequently discusses testing, qa, automation, ai, and tools.
Literally everything related to QA / Software Testing. QA Chat, Articles, Videos, Interviews, Training and so much more!
Popular Themes in r/Everything_QA
#1
Solution Requests
: "API testing without maintaining test code - looking for beta testers"
10 posts
#2
Advice Requests
: "How are people testing backend these days?"
4 posts
#3
Self-Promotion
: "Finished my app. Why do I feel like I'm just getting started?"
4 posts
#4
Pain & Anger
: "Anyone else feel like API testing is just… broken as a practice right now?"
1 post
Popular Topics in r/Everything_QA
#1
Testing
: "How are people Testing backend these days?"
128 posts
#2
Qa
: "Qa team removed: can devs realistically handle all testing?"
97 posts
#3
Automation
: "🚨 Immediate Job Requirement | QA Automation / Manual Tester | 6 Years Experience"
73 posts
#4
Ai
: "This subreddit is a clown car of Ai posts and people shilling tools"
51 posts
#5
Tools
: "Any good QA Tools in google chrome?"
27 posts
#6
Test Management
: "We’ve been exploring a different way to handle Test Management by keeping test planning, execution evidence, and audit trails all in one place instead of spreading them across multiple tools. If anyone wants to check it out: https://qualityfolio.dev/"
22 posts
#7
Markdown
: "If you had to explain Markdown to someone who is never touched code before, how would you describe it?"
18 posts
#8
Selenium
16 posts
#9
Api
: "Api testing without maintaining test code - looking for beta testers"
13 posts
#10
Code
: "Looking for BDD Frameworks that Use Plain-Text Code Instead of Gherkin (Like JGiven/Guara)"
11 posts
Flair Used in r/Everything_QA
#1
Question
: "QA team removed: can devs realistically handle all testing?"
74 posts
#2
Guide
: "Built a Test Management Tool for QA Teams – Looking for Feedback (Free Demo Available)"
25 posts
#3
General Discussion
: "This subreddit is a clown car of AI posts and people shilling tools"
24 posts
#4
Article
: "🚨 Immediate Job Requirement | QA Automation / Manual Tester | 6 Years Experience"
23 posts
#5
Automated QA
: "How are people testing backend these days?"
18 posts
#6
Manual QA
: "Can we stop telling manual QA professionals to "just learn Python or Playwright" to save their careers?"
6 posts
#7
Remote QA Jobs
: "Looking for an online part time job"
6 posts
#8
Fun
: "Have you ever knowingly released with known bugs? How did that turn out?"
4 posts
#9
Miscellaneous
: "Test management that lives in your Git repo as plain files"
2 posts
Member Growth in r/Everything_QA
Yearly
+2k members(91.3%)
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Last updated: July 21, 2026