Stockholm's Endform secures €1.5M

This article was published on March 12, 2026 The Swedish testing startup has secured seed funding to take on the CI pipeline bottleneck in the age of AI-generated code. The code review has always had a bottleneck, not the code itself, but the wait. As test suites swell alongside faster development cycles, engineering teams have increasingly found themselves staring at CI pipelines that can take twenty minutes or more to clear. Stockholm-based Endform thinks it has solved that problem, and a fresh €1.5 million in backing suggests investors agree. The startup has raised €1.5 million in a round co-led by four investors: Alliance VC, Antler, First Fellow Partners, and Greens Ventures, with a group of strategic angels also participating. The funding will go towards expanding the team and broadening adoption of Endform’s platform, which enables engineering organisations to run browser-based end-to-end tests dramatically faster. Endform is built specifically around Playwright, the widely used open-source testing framework developed by Microsoft. The platform works by distributing each test to its own cloud machine, allowing an entire test suite to execute simultaneously rather than waitin