Spur

For e-commerce QA teams, Black Friday is like the Super Bowl. This year, Eight Sleep and Uncommon Goods trusted us to help them get holiday-ready, fast. Instead of spending months on automation, we had just weeks. Here's how we made it happen: Week 1 was focused on onboarding and building a smart testing strategy together. Week 2 was all about hands-on test creation, with both QA teams building real tests within days. Throughout the process, we provided live office hours for support whenever it was needed. Eight Sleep concentrated on testing their most important customer journeys. During this process, we caught a critical bug in the purchase flow that could have blocked shoppers from successfully checking out. Thanks to proactive QA, the team fixed it before the holiday spike. That's the difference between reactive QA and proactive protection. One bug catch like that pays for itself 100x over during BFCM. We’ll be sharing a full case study soon. Is your QA team ready for the holiday rush? Check out our BFCM Test Pack on our blog commented below!

Living Spaces wasn't an AI-first company. Three days of manual regression testing on every release. A lean QA team. Their QA manager, Chloe Lu, changed that - and it turned into the first agentic AI win the company had. On Sept 17th, she's walking through exactly how: the vendor evaluation, the pilot, what the three days turned into, and what her team is building now that release coverage runs itself. If you run a small QA program and automation has always felt out of reach, this is the one to join. Tune in!

As part of our Webinar Series, the next one is with Chris Bremmer from Vuori. Chris is one of the most AI-pilled engineers we've seen, and has completely reimagined the QA process for his team at Vuori using Spur. In this live session, we're going to dive deep into how the team evaluated "agentic testing", specifically Spur, what the rollout was like, and how it's been operationalized in the company across engineering, QA teams, and business teams. Tune in!!

Aloyoga went from 0% to 95% automation in a span of 2 weeks on native mobile app testing with agentic QA

you gotta celebrate the wins. We came off an INCREDIBLE last month, closing brands like Bombas, TrueReligion, Murad (Unilever), Fever and more.. Kudos to the sales team - and to product, engineering and design who had a massive role to play in every single deal we closed from building insane decks to shipping an agent 2.0. Cheers to the Spur team. I am so proud of where we are, and just itching to scale. we find the bugs before your customers do. that's the company we're building🚀

Your QA process was built for a storefront that changed monthly. Yours changes daily. We interviewed the teams behind Alo, Vuori, Bombas, HelloFresh, Abercrombie, and built an unbiased buyers guide for e-commerce QA: → A 7-point self-assessment of your current process → The benchmarks any vendor should hit (≥90% defect detection, ≤2% false positives) → A 2-week pilot framework that produces a real decision