QA and software testing for web and mobile apps: a test plan built on the flows that matter, manual and automated tests that run in CI on every change, and bugs reported so they can be fixed the same day, whoever built the app.
Test plans, manual and automated tests, API, performance and accessibility checks for web and mobile apps, run in CI on every change, so bugs are caught before your users find them, whoever built the app.
The flows that make or lose money are listed first, and each gets the right mix of manual, unit, API and end-to-end tests, rather than testing everything equally.
Playwright or Cypress tests that click through sign-up, checkout and the other key flows on every change, across Chrome, Safari and Firefox.
Every endpoint checked for the right answer, the wrong input and the missing permission, with payment, WhatsApp and CRM integrations tested against sandboxes.
Android and iOS apps tested on real phones and screen sizes, including slow networks, offline mode, push notifications and app-store builds.
Every QA engagement follows the same five steps, starting with the flows that cost you most when they break.
We use the app as your users do, read the bug history and the current tests, and list the flows where a failure costs most.
How qa & testing shows up across India, the Gulf and the US. Pick one to see what changes in the process.
Each release is tested by hand the night before, and a broken UPI or coupon flow is found by customers first.
Automated tests cover browse, cart, coupons and UPI checkout on every change, and a failing flow blocks the release.
Manual and exploratory testing, automated end-to-end tests with Playwright or Cypress, unit and API tests, mobile testing on Android and iOS, and performance, load and accessibility checks. Most engagements combine a few of these, chosen by what your app does and where it breaks.
Bring one process you think an agent could run.
We'll tell you straight whether it's worth building — and what it would cost if it is.