A few weeks ago, I wrote about bringing your own LLM — choosing your model, using your API key, keeping your data on your infrastructure. But choosing your model was only half the equation. You still couldn't easily tune the prompts that shaped the output.

With v0.14.0, TestPlanIt ships with a full prompt configuration system — every AI prompt visible, editable, and customizable per project, directly in the admin UI.

TestPlanIt v0.13.x brings Markdown test case import, a revamped search experience, table support in the rich text editor, and a batch of UI stability improvements.

We're excited to announce TestPlanIt v0.12.0, bringing Microsoft (Azure AD) Single Sign-On and a brand-new Demo Project that helps new users explore TestPlanIt's features right out of the box.

Every test management vendor is racing to add AI-powered test case generation. And to their credit, most of them aren't charging extra for it — they're bundling it into their existing per-seat pricing. TestRail includes AI in both their Professional ($37/user/month) and Enterprise ($74/user/month) tiers. PractiTest bundles SmartFox AI into their $54/user/month Team plan. BrowserStack includes it in their paid tiers.

So what's the problem?

You're paying for AI whether you use it or not. You don't get to choose the model. You can't see or modify the prompts. You have no control over where your requirements data goes when it's processed. And in some cases — like Qase's credit-based AIDEN system at $0.40 per extra credit — you hit real usage caps when you need it most.

There's a different approach. Plug in your own LLM and API key, choose the model you trust, and keep your data exactly where you want it. Here's why that matters.

If you spend any time in QA forums or Reddit threads, you'll inevitably run into some version of this take: "Test case management tools are outdated. Just use spreadsheets. Or better yet, let your automated tests be your documentation."

And honestly? Those approaches can work. For a while. For small teams.

But they don't scale, and they create problems that only become obvious once you're too deep to easily fix them.

We're excited to announce TestPlanIt v0.11.0, introducing Share Links - a new feature for securely sharing reports with team members, clients, and stakeholders without requiring them to have a TestPlanIt account.

We're excited to announce TestPlanIt v0.10.0. This version brings four new pre-built reports, enhanced version management, smooth UI transitions, and dozens of improvements to make your testing workflow more efficient.

We're excited to announce TestPlanIt v0.9.14, focused on improving your daily workflow with rich text editor enhancements, a new repository column, and streamlined folder navigation.

We're excited to announce @testplanit/wdio-reporter, an official WebdriverIO reporter that automatically sends your test results to TestPlanIt in real-time.

We're excited to announce TestPlanIt v0.8.0, bringing a standalone CLI tool and API token authentication for seamless integration with your CI/CD pipelines and automated workflows.