Jana Uhrmeister

Autosana is the end-to-end testing layer for your coding agents, across iOS, Android, and Web apps. Step away from your laptop. Come back to full-stack features built and tested end-to-end, production ready. Autosana creates, updates, and runs tests automatically from your code diffs. Locally, it loops with your coding agent until every test passes. In PRs, it loops with cloud agents and shows video proof of your new feature or bug fix working end-to-end. No setup, no maintenance, just tests evolving with your codebase. Ship faster with more confidence.

Enabling companies to analyse and improve their visibility in AI search results.

Autosana is the end-to-end testing layer for your coding agents, across iOS, Android, and Web apps. Step away from your laptop. Come back to full-stack features built and tested end-to-end, production ready. Autosana creates, updates, and runs tests automatically from your code diffs. Locally, it loops with your coding agent until every test passes. In PRs, it loops with cloud agents and shows video proof of your new feature or bug fix working end-to-end. No setup, no maintenance, just tests evolving with your codebase. Ship faster with more confidence.

Enabling companies to analyse and improve their visibility in AI search results.

Antler is one of the most active early-stage investors globally. The firm leads in ‘Day Zero’ investing, an approach to venture capital focused on partnering with founders pre-launch. Antler systematically removes capital and network constraints for early-stage technology entrepreneurs by providing co-founder matching, deep business model validation, initial capital, expansion support, and follow-on funding. The firm is present in 27 cities across most leading technology ecosystems globally and has made over 1,300 investments into early-stage startups. Antler has been repeatedly recognized by Pitchbook as the world’s most active angel and seed-stage investor.

The Department of Computer Science at the University of Copenhagen (DIKU) is the first computer science department in Denmark, established by Turing award winner Peter Naur in 1970. Since then, our researchers and graduates have formed the basis for society’s accelerating technological transformation, and our research environment and results have made us one of Europe’s leading and most attractive computer science departments. Follow us and stay updated on department news, events, and vacant positions.