Sauce Labs

Sauce Labs was positioned as a Challenger to traditional companies in the 2026 Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for Agentic Software Quality Assurance Platforms. AI now writes software faster than anyone can trust it. That is the trust gap. We built AURA, our AI-Unified Release Assurance platform, to close it. AURA uses agentic AI to author, execute, and analyze tests. Humans stay in control. Enterprises get a straight answer to the question that matters: does this software do what the business intended? For me, this is a milestone for the release assurance category and for the AURA vision. We believe quality has to move at the pace of AI. Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/g8fYGSn5

India added 5.2 million developers in 2025, more than any other country. As AI generates more of the code these developers write, engineering leaders increasingly ask how to verify it at scale. Sauce Labs is answering that in India. AURA’s Real Device Cloud brings real iOS and Android devices, an in-region data-locality option, and ISO 42001-certified controls to the country. Developers and AI agents reach it programmatically from the IDE. Our India R&D team sits alongside it. My latest article explains why verification sets the speed limit for AI-era software.

On Oct. 23, your app unfolds onto the new iPhone Duo’s screen. New ways for your websites and apps to break. iPhone Duo lands Oct. 23, and Sauce Labs is ready on day one: → Real devices + simulators for automated and live testing → AURA to author, run, and analyze tests automatically → Expert guidance on building for foldable, dual-screen UI Read the full announcement here: https://lnkd.in/g57khtG3 #MobileTesting #iOSDevelopment #AppTesting #QualityEngineering #FoldableDevices #iPhoneDuo

Sauce Labs AURA is ready to help teams author, run, and analyze tests for Apple's new foldable iPhone. For the first time, iPhone apps will run on a screen that folds open. For mobile teams, the new form factor brings real technical consequences, making it harder to know what breaks. With iPhone Duo introducing one of the biggest shifts in iOS form factor and UI design in years, teams need to verify quality across device and layout variations before users do. Foldable displays and dual-screen experiences introduce different assumptions around windowing, layout behavior, screen continuity, orientation changes, and UI interaction patterns. Code that works cleanly on a single-screen iPhone, whether a person or an AI wrote it, still needs to be tested against how users will actually move, resize, navigate, and interact across the new form factor. With AI writing more of that code, the AI code verification gap grows wider. AURA, our agentic AI platform for release assurance, is built to close the AI code verification gap. It takes teams from business intent to production confidence by authoring and running tests, then analyzing the results, at AI speed, with humans in control. With support for iPhone Duo, teams can use AURA on real and virtual devices to identify layout and interaction issues earlier and move faster and more confidently, with expert guidance for adapting apps to the foldable UI. The teams that test those assumptions early will be best positioned to deliver a reliable experience when users start using Apple's new device. Read the full announcement here: https://lnkd.in/g9wxrEWZ

Exciting news! Sauce Labs made Fast Company's Next Big Things in Tech list. This recognition carries great weight because AURA was built for a significant shift happening in software delivery. With AI changing how quickly code gets created, AURA solves the next challenge of agentically verifying its correctness end-to-end with the same speed, confidence, and control. The pace of AI, with humans in charge. Thank you to Fast Company for the recognition, and to the entire Sauce Labs team for the work behind this honor. See the full list here: https://lnkd.in/gm9n6bcj #FCTechAwards

Big news today! Sauce Labs is launching the industry's first enterprise-grade ARM-native virtual Android testing environment, built on Google Cloud C4A metal. For Android teams, the technical problem behind this is very real. Most cloud-based virtual Android testing has relied on x86-based emulators. However, the devices users actually hold are ARM-based, meaning every test has to go through translation at runtime. That translation layer adds latency. It can introduce errors. And for teams working with native ARM64 libraries, it can become a real blocker. By running virtual Android devices directly on bare-metal ARM infrastructure, teams can test closer to real-device behavior while still getting the speed, scale, and parallelism they need for modern CI/CD. Faster test cycles are useful, but faster test cycles with higher fidelity are what actually improve release confidence. Proud to see this next step in our collaboration with Google Cloud. Read the full announcement here: https://lnkd.in/gSsZW3fV