Consistency in testing shouldn't be a constant struggle. It should be the default. We believe the key isn't to work harder, but to remove the friction that makes the work difficult in the first place. This month, we took a hard look at those time-consuming, repetitive tasks that get in

In the first article of this series, I focused on where AI is already proving useful in test automation: generating test cases and assisting with automation. In the second, I explored what’s still emerging: promising ideas like defect prediction and visual testing that work in some places but aren’

In the previous article, I looked at how AI is already improving test automation: from test case generation to self-healing locators and assisted test conversions. These tools are in production today, delivering real value for many teams. But not all AI applications in testing are ready for prime time. Some

In 2024, a product called Devin AI, was introduced by Cognition Labs as the “world’s first fully autonomous AI software engineer”. The authors claimed that Devin could independently plan, code, debug, and deploy entire applications based on natural language prompts — essentially, perform typical developer tasks. This announcement gained significant

In the middle of August — peak vacation season in Europe — we managed to pull off a record-breaking Quality Engineering meetup. Around 100 people showed up, making it our biggest gathering yet. That kind of turnout, especially when beaches and mountain trails are calling, tells me we’re doing something right,

Shipping fast is great. Shipping fast without breaking things is a modern masterpiece. But creating that masterpiece requires a workflow where quality isn't a speed bump, but a launchpad. The goal is a seamless rhythm between coding, testing, and deploying. Essentially a flow state for your entire team. Let's dive

"You don't see bugs. You see symptoms." Q2 has been a busy quarter in the world of QA. We brought more clarity, control, speed, track and outsmart bugs before they escaped into production.  Let's dive into everything new. AIDEN Gets More Powerful: Export Your Generated Code Your brilliant AI sidekick

Feedback is an essential aspect of software development — and not just any feedback, but timely feedback.  Imagine working on a payment processing app, and an expert test engineer spots a critical mistake in your code. In the input function for customer payments, a specific format for credit card expiration dates

This May,  we made filtering and search more efficienct and introduced API improvements your Automation Engineers will love. We've been busy building features that make test management less painful and give you more control, focusing on what you've told us matters most.  As always, any new feature that started as