Aura reports $87.9M Q3 revenue and introduces Solstice AI engine
Aura reported third quarter revenue of $87.9 million, up 24% from a year earlier, and introduced its Solstice AI engine, the company said in a press release. Pro forma annual recurring revenue reached $355 million, also up 24%, while adjusted free cash flow improved by $15.5 million to $12.4 million.
Solstice includes data collectors, a household knowledge graph, a machine learning stack, a proprietary foundation model and an action system. Aura said the engine will support its products, with specialized AI agents monitoring household digital activity and taking action when directed.
The first Aura product built on Solstice is available in a limited beta, with wider availability expected in early 2027. The company also introduced Trusted Family Access, which lets users help protect aging parents and other adult family members from scams and fraud.
The results are Aura's first since it completed its Qoria acquisition on July 17. Aura reaffirmed its 2026 outlook for annual recurring revenue growth above 20% and positive adjusted free cash flow from the acquisition closing through the end of the year.
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