Software testing that finds problems before your customers do

Independent QA for web apps, mobile apps, APIs and AI features, whether we built them or not. Reports your developers can act on straight away.

What we test

Nine types of testing, combined into a plan that matches your product, your risks and your release schedule.

Manual & exploratory testing
Testers use your product the way real customers do and document exactly how to reproduce every issue.
Test automation
Regression suites in Playwright, Cypress or Selenium that run on every release, so old bugs stay fixed.
API testing
Functional, contract and error-handling tests for REST and GraphQL APIs.
Performance & load testing
Find out how many users your system can handle before a busy launch day finds out for you.
Mobile app testing
iOS and Android across screen sizes, OS versions and patchy network conditions.
Accessibility testing
Audits against WCAG 2.2 AA with fixes ranked by how many people they affect.
Security testing
Vulnerability scans and penetration tests of web apps and APIs, covering the OWASP Top 10.
AI & chatbot testing
Checks for made-up answers, prompt injection, data leaks and accuracy that drifts over time.
User acceptance testing
Test plans, scripts and support so your team can sign off a release with confidence.

Testing tools we use

Playwright, Cypress, Selenium, Appium, Postman, k6, JMeter, axe, Lighthouse, OWASP ZAP, Burp Suite and BrowserStack, plugged into GitHub Actions, GitLab or Azure DevOps.

Ways to work with us

Pick the model that suits how often you release and how much testing you already do.

Release testing

A focused test cycle before a launch or major update, with a clear report of what to fix first.

Ongoing QA partner

A dedicated tester or team working alongside your developers every sprint, on a monthly plan.

Automation set-up

We build your automated test framework, connect it to your pipeline and train your team to maintain it.

How a testing engagement runs

A simple, repeatable cycle for every release.

  1. Plan

    Review the product, risks and release dates, then agree a test plan and what counts as done.

  2. Test

    Run manual, automated, performance and security tests across the devices and browsers your users have.

  3. Report

    Every issue logged with steps to reproduce, screenshots, severity and a suggested fix.

  4. Retest

    Confirm the fixes, run regression checks and sign off the release with you.

Testing questions, answered

What teams usually want to know before bringing in outside testers.

Can you test software another company built?

Yes. Independent testing is a large part of our work. We only need access to a test environment and any existing documentation.

Which devices and browsers do you cover?

Current versions of Chrome, Safari, Edge and Firefox, plus real iOS and Android devices chosen from your own analytics.

Do we need test automation?

If you release often or your product is growing, usually yes. For small or rarely updated sites, manual testing can be enough. We'll recommend what fits.

How do you test AI features?

We build a set of real and adversarial questions, then check for accuracy, made-up answers, prompt injection and data leaks, and repeat after every change.

Launching soon?

Book a testing consult and we will outline a test plan for your next release.