Release with confidence, not crossed fingers

Yes. We start with a review of the application and any existing tests, then propose a test strategy and priorities.

Enough to cover the critical journeys and business rules on every change. We avoid automating everything, because brittle tests cost more to maintain than they save.

We carry out application security testing aligned with the OWASP Top 10. If you need formal, independent penetration testing for compliance, we can prepare for it and work with your chosen provider.

In your issue tracker, with steps to reproduce, expected and actual results, screenshots or recordings and a suggested priority.

As early as possible. Reviewing requirements for testability and writing tests alongside the code catches problems when they are cheapest to fix, rather than finding them just before release.

We choose tools that fit your stack and team, commonly Playwright or Cypress for end-to-end tests and the standard unit testing frameworks for your language. Tests live in your repository and run in your CI pipeline.

Yes. We test on physical devices and cloud device services across the browsers, operating systems and screen sizes your users actually use, based on your analytics where available.

We rank features by business risk: how often they are used, how costly a failure would be and how often the code changes. Payments, sign-up and core workflows usually come first.

Yes. Testers can join your release cycle on an ongoing basis, testing each sprint, maintaining automated suites and reporting on quality trends over time.

We model realistic user behaviour, run load and stress tests in an environment that resembles production and report response times, error rates and the point where performance degrades, with recommendations for fixing bottlenecks.