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BitDive: Runtime Testing Platform for Java

BitDive helps software teams verify code changes by converting real runtime behavior into regression tests. It is designed for teams looking to reduce manual mock setup in JVM environments.
  • Software Development
  • Test Automation
  • Software companies using Java or Kotlin
  • Teams using Spring Boot
  • Developers using AI coding assistants
  • QA teams using deterministic regression testing

Pricing

A free Starter plan is available for one project. The Pro plan is £19 per developer per month for up to 10 projects. Enterprise custom pricing is available for regulated organizations.

At a glance

Best for
Software companies using Java or Kotlin, Teams using Spring Boot, Developers using AI coding assistants, QA teams using deterministic regression testing
Key use cases
Automated Regression Testing, AI-Assisted Debugging, Integration Testing without Infrastructure, Incident Reproduction
Integrations
JUnit 5, Spring Boot, Testcontainers, Maven, PostgreSQL
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How AI is used

BitDive is a runtime testing platform designed for Java and Kotlin developers. It uses a zero-code Java agent to record method calls, SQL queries, HTTP requests, and Kafka messages during application execution to establish a behavioral baseline.

The tool is built for teams that want to move away from manually written mock scripts. By converting captured traces into deterministic JUnit replay tests, it helps developers verify that code changes maintain expected behavior.

Additionally, BitDive provides runtime context to AI coding agents via the Model Context Protocol (MCP), which supports developers using tools like Cursor or Claude by providing real execution data.

Buyers should confirm specific requirements regarding data retention and project limits, as these vary between the Free Starter and Pro plans.

Key Features

  • Trace-Based Test Generation

    Converts recorded runtime execution traces into standard JUnit 5 replay tests with auto-mocked dependencies.

  • AI Runtime Context (MCP)

    Exposes JVM execution context, including call stacks and variable states, to MCP-compatible AI agents.

  • Before/After Trace Comparison

    Compares execution traces before and after a code change to identify behavioral drift or performance regressions.

  • Zero-Code Java Agent

    Attaches to services at startup to capture data with reported CPU overhead between 0.5% and 5%.

  • Spring Boot Integration

    Supports full Spring context testing with external boundaries auto-stubbed from traces.

  • Testcontainers Mode

    Supports real database testing using PostgreSQL, MongoDB, or Redis while replaying external API calls.

Use Cases

  • Automated Regression Testing

    Turning real production or staging executions into JUnit suites to detect regressions in CI/CD pipelines.

  • AI-Assisted Debugging

    Providing AI agents with real runtime data via MCP to help identify and fix bugs.

  • Integration Testing without Infrastructure

    Running business flows using Replay mode to simulate external dependencies without requiring a full environment.

  • Incident Reproduction

    Capturing a scenarioId from a production failure and replaying it locally to reproduce and verify a fix.

Integrations

  • JUnit 5
  • Spring Boot
  • Testcontainers
  • Maven
  • PostgreSQL
  • MongoDB
  • Kafka
  • Cursor
  • Claude
  • Windsurf
  • GitHub Actions
  • GitLab CI/CD

FAQ

How does BitDive differ from traditional mocking tools like Mockito?

While Mockito relies on developers to script production data, BitDive records actual behavior from running services to build replay-based tests.

Does BitDive require any code changes to implement?

No, it uses a Java agent that attaches to the service at startup; no SDK or annotations are required in the application code.

What are the differences between the Starter and Pro plans?

The Starter plan is free for one project with 14-day data retention. The Pro plan is £19/dev/month, supports up to 10 projects, and includes CI/CD integration and 90-day retention.

Source category: Software Development

Source subcategory: Test Automation

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