When we first started using mabl, we only had 2 Quality Engineers writing all of our tests. Myself and a colleague were trying to not only stay on top of new feature work, we were also trying to backfill years of test coverage. With just the two of us writing tests in code was long and arduous process. Once mabl was introduced to the team, everyone on the QA team was able to add to our regression test suite. We serriously ramped up coverage in a way that would not have been possible without mabl's low code training options. And the ability to add custom Javascript meant that our other Quality Engineer and I could still implement advanced test steps and helper functions that could be shared for everyone's use. I could sing a lot more praises for the product itself, but I think the thing that truly set mabl apart when we were evaluating new tools was their people. Everyone we've talked to (customer support, engineers, product managers, marketing, C-suite) has just been fantastic to work with. We've been working with mabl for several years now and their people somehow just get more fantastic everytime we talk.

Mabl makes it so easy for QAs without a development background to start scripting automated tests. The trainer is really simple to start using and gives any venturing newcomer almost instant confidence in their ability to record a test. It doesn't stop there, though, because the Mabl team continues building so many higher-level functions beyond that point that, with enough growing courage, a truly interested user can acquire the skills to automate just about anything in their app. It's amazing at not just building better quality on a website, but building more skilled testers.

Not to have to write Selenium tests for our software