You went to log in and something looked different. Maybe the logo had changed, the interface felt unfamiliar, or the domain you had bookmarked redirected somewhere unexpected. That first moment of confusion is understandable. The instinct is usually alarm: did my account get deleted, was the platform acquired, did something go wrong?
Nothing went wrong. LambdaTest is now TestMu AI, and your account is completely intact. This guide covers every common question existing users are asking, with straightforward answers and no unnecessary jargon.
The Short Version First
LambdaTest has rebranded and relaunched as TestMu AI. The platform has not been sold, shut down, or restructured in any way that affects user accounts. Your data, your team setup, your integrations, and your billing are all unchanged. The product now operates under a new name with an expanded focus on AI-powered quality engineering.
If you log in using your existing credentials right now, you will land in the TestMu AI dashboard. Everything that was there before is still there. The visual design has changed, but the underlying account is the same one you have always had.
Is My Test History Still Available?
Yes, fully. Every test run you have ever completed on LambdaTest is accessible in TestMu AI. The history has not been archived, hidden, or reset. You can filter by date range, search for specific builds, and access recordings and screenshots exactly as you could before. The data sits on the same infrastructure and has not been moved anywhere.
If you rely on run history for regression comparisons or to demonstrate quality trends to stakeholders, that continuity is fully preserved. Reports you may have bookmarked or shared with colleagues remain accessible at the same navigation paths, though some menu labels have been updated to reflect the new brand.
What About My API Keys and Credentials?
Your API key and access token are unchanged. This matters most for teams that have credentials embedded in environment variables, configuration files, or secrets management systems. No regeneration is required, and no rotation was forced as part of the rebrand.
If your CI/CD pipeline authenticates to the platform using a username and access key, those values work identically with TestMu AI. The hub URLs have been updated to reflect the new brand, but legacy endpoints continue to resolve correctly during the transition period so no pipelines should break unexpectedly. Updating to the new endpoint URLs is recommended when you have a convenient maintenance window.
My Team Members: Are Their Accounts Still Active?
Every person on your organization’s account remains active. Seat allocations have not changed. The roles and permissions you configured, whether admin access, integration management, or read-only report access, are all exactly as you set them.
Invitations that were pending at the time of the rebrand will still arrive, now sent from the TestMu AI domain. New invitations going forward will come from that domain as well. If your organization’s email filter only accepts messages from the old LambdaTest domain, that filter will need a quick update to include TestMu AI’s sending domain.
Are My Integrations Still Working?
For the vast majority of users, integrations continued without interruption. Here is the rundown on the most commonly used connections:
- JIRA: Bug logging from test sessions works without reconfiguration. Existing project mappings are preserved.
- GitHub and GitHub Actions: Both the repository integration and Actions workflow integration continue to function. No changes to existing workflow YAML files are needed.
- Jenkins: The LambdaTest Jenkins plugin remains operational. An updated TestMu AI plugin is available with additional reporting capabilities if you want to upgrade.
- Slack: Test run notifications continue posting to your configured channels. Webhook URLs are unchanged.
- Azure DevOps and CircleCI: Both integrations remain active with no configuration changes required.
If you use a custom integration built against LambdaTest’s REST API, the API contracts are maintained. Response schemas, authentication methods, and endpoint behavior are all the same. The base domain in your request URLs may need updating at some point, but the API itself is backward compatible.
What About Billing?
Your billing cycle, renewal date, and subscription amount are unchanged. Invoices going forward carry the TestMu AI name. If your accounting team needs to update vendor records, your account manager can provide updated documentation. The commercial relationship and contractual terms continue as agreed.
Enterprise accounts with custom pricing or dedicated support arrangements will find those fully honored. Nothing in the rebrand was intended to create leverage for renegotiating existing terms. The transition was explicitly designed to be commercially transparent for all existing users.
What Is New That I Should Know About?
Since LambdaTest is now TestMu AI, the platform has launched with several AI-powered features that did not exist before. The most immediately useful ones for day-to-day testing work are the failure classifier, the flaky test detector, and the updated visual regression comparison engine. These are available within your existing plan at introductory tiers.
You do not need to configure anything to take advantage of these features. They apply automatically to new test runs. The AI Insights panel on your dashboard shows what the system has detected about your current suite, including any tests flagged as potentially unreliable based on their recent run history.
What If Something Is Not Working Correctly?
The support team is reachable through the same channels as before: live chat, email, and the help portal. Response times have been maintained at the same levels. The knowledge base has been expanded and updated, and a transition FAQ section covers the most common post-rebrand questions.
For urgent issues affecting production testing pipelines, the enterprise support escalation path is unchanged. Priority support customers retain the same SLA commitments they had under LambdaTest.
Putting It Simply
Your LambdaTest account did not disappear. It became a TestMu AI account. Everything you had is still there, including your data, your team, your integrations, and your billing history. The platform now has a new name, a cleaner interface, and a meaningful set of AI capabilities layered on top of the infrastructure you were already using.
Take a few minutes to log in and verify the things that matter most to your workflow. Confirm your pipeline is authenticating correctly. Check that your integrations are posting results where they should. Then explore what is new. The transition has been handled with minimal disruption, and the additions that came with it are worth getting familiar with at your own pace.
