What it does

mabl is a software quality platform built around testing agents. The agents create, run, analyze and maintain tests, and the site positions the product as an independent check on software, including code written with AI coding agents. Testing covers web applications, iOS and Android apps, APIs (with Postman collections importable) and AI apps whose outputs vary. The site describes four stages of verification: building coverage as software takes shape, continuous validation, investigating what changed, and a view of what passed and failed before a release decision. Its agents also keep tests current as the software changes, which the site presents as auto-healing. The site lists integrations with GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket Pipelines, Jira, Slack, Microsoft Teams, Postman, CircleCI and Jenkins, and links to a page about an MCP server. Other pages cover low-code testing, cross-browser testing and performance testing. You can start a free trial or book a demo. The page does not list prices, though a separate pricing page is linked.

Capabilities

Specialized agents that create, run, analyze and maintain tests
Testing for web apps, iOS and Android apps, APIs and AI apps
Auto-healing keeps tests current as the application changes
Low-code, cross-browser and performance testing
Integrations with GitHub, GitLab, Jenkins, CircleCI, Jira and Slack
Release view of what passed, what failed and what still needs attention

When to use it

Engineering teams that want independent end-to-end checks on code produced with AI coding agents
QA teams spending too much time maintaining brittle test suites
Teams that need web, mobile and API tests managed in one place
Developers who want test feedback inside their CI pipelines