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To enable software teams to rapidly deliver high-quality products to their users through intelligent test automation.
The quickening pace of tech development over recent years has led to lengthy testing and code review backlogs. This is an issue for quality engineers, both in terms of operational efficacy and security. Mabl’s solution is to provide an accessible and integrated framework that allows more teams to carry out testing, more reliably, and at greater speed.
The gamut of testing mabl offers runs from API, to low-code, to auto-healing, to mobile. So it’s an impressively broad sweep, and it’s helped mabl land top-tier clients including Barracuda, jetBlue, and Stack Overflow. With more companies beginning to adopt automated testing tools, the market is expected to grow substantially, and with its stable position, mabl should be able to ride the swell.
Mabl will, however, need to stay ahead of the flurry of new competitors like Testim, Mesmer, and Virtuoso. It’s making smart steps to do so: with a number of recent achievements, including launching AI-powered, low-code mobile app testing. This is likely to prove appealing to the growing number of companies looking to streamline their mobile app testing processes.
Kirsty
Company Specialist at Welcome to the Jungle
Nov 2021
$40m
SERIES C
May 2020
$6.1m
EARLY VC
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Izzy Azeri
(Co-Founder)Began their career in Business Development at VMware and Acronis, before a spell as the EIR at Bain Capital Ventures. Co-founded Stackdriver, which was then sold to Google, where they then worked in Product Management.
Dan Belcher
(Co-Founder)Originally a Microsoft Program Manager, and after spending some time in consulting moved to Sonian as Director of Product Management. Subsequently co-founded Stackdriver, and worked as a Google Product Management lead after its acquisition.
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