Testing That Finds Problems Before Your Users Do
We test web and mobile products by hand and with automated tests, and report what we find in a form your developers can act on.
- Test plan agreed before testing starts
- Defects reported with steps to reproduce
- Automated tests are yours to keep
What QA And Testing Covers
Manual testing is a person using the product the way a customer would, including the ways a customer should not. Automated testing is code that repeats checks on every change, so a fix in one place does not break another.
Most products need both. We agree with you which journeys matter most, test those first and automate the checks that are repeated on every release.
What We Test
Manual Testing
Structured and exploratory testing of the journeys that matter most.
Regression Automation
Automated checks that run on every change and catch what has broken.
API Testing
Checks on the services behind the screens, including error handling.
Performance Testing
How the product behaves under load, measured before launch.
Device And Browser Testing
Testing across screen sizes, browsers and operating system versions.
Accessibility Checks
Keyboard use, contrast and screen reader behaviour on key screens.
Who This Is For
Teams Close To Launch
You need an independent check before the product reaches customers.
Development Teams
Your developers test their own work and defects still reach production.
Product Owners
Each release breaks something that used to work, and you want that to stop.
How Testing Runs
- 1Step 1
Plan
We agree what is in scope and which journeys matter most.
- 2Step 2
Write Test Cases
Test cases written so anyone can repeat them.
- 3Step 3
Test
Testing carried out and defects reported as they are found.
- 4Step 4
Automate
Repeated checks turned into automated tests.
- 5Step 5
Report
A written summary of what was tested, what failed and what remains.
The full process, from first call to support after launch, is on the How We Build page.
What You Receive
Test Plan
Scope, approach and the test cases used.
Defect Reports
Each with steps to reproduce, expected and actual result.
Automated Tests
In your repository, ready to run on every change.
Summary Report
What was covered and what we recommend before release.
Ways To Work With Us
Pick the model that suits how clear the scope is. We quote in writing before you commit.
- Clear scope
Fixed Scope
Agreed features, timeline and price. Suits a well-defined first version.
Compare the models - Evolving scope
Time And Material
Work is planned sprint by sprint, so priorities can change as you learn.
Compare the models - Ongoing product
Dedicated Team
A team that works only on your product, month to month.
See dedicated teams
Tell Us What You Want To Build
Helpful to include
- What the product should do
- Who will use it
- Anything already built
- Your target date
What happens next
- We read your brief and reply within two working days
- A scoping call to agree goals and must-haves
- A written proposal: scope, timeline and cost
QA And Testing Questions
Yes. Independent testing is often more useful, because we come to the product without assumptions about how it should be used.
Manual testing is enough for a one-off check before launch. If you release regularly, automating the repeated checks saves time on every release and catches regressions early.
In your own tracking tool, or in a shared report if you do not have one. Each defect has steps to reproduce, the expected result, the actual result and a severity.
Yes. Testers can work alongside your developers sprint by sprint, or test a release as a separate engagement.
Have Something To Build?
Tell us the idea and the timeline. We will reply with questions, then a written proposal.



