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Testing that catches regressions before your users do

Manual exploratory testing plus automated coverage where it actually matters — so shipping fast doesn’t mean shipping broken.

Engagement models

Staff Aug · Product Dev · Dedicated Teams

Typical timeline

Ongoing, or 2–6 weeks for an initial audit

Related industries

Every industry we work in

What's included

Every engagement covers the full path from idea to production

Test strategy & coverage audit — finding out what’s actually being tested today versus what should be.

Automated test suites — unit, integration, and end-to-end coverage where it earns its keep.

Manual exploratory & edge-case testing — the bugs automated tests don’t know to look for.

Performance & load testing — tested against the kind of traffic spikes that actually break sites.

Bug triage & reporting workflows — clear, actionable reports instead of a vague "it’s broken."

CI-integrated testing — so regressions get caught before merge, before a user ever sees them.

Tech we typically use

Tools we typically build test coverage with:

Cypress

Selenium

Postman

Testing Library

Jest

Mocha

Vitest

TestCafe

GitHub Actions

Common questions

Do you write tests for our existing codebase, or only new features?+–

Both — retrofitting coverage onto an existing codebase is common, and we’ll prioritize the highest-risk areas first.

What’s the difference between your QA and an automated testing tool?+–

Automated tools catch what they’re told to look for. Manual exploratory testing finds the edge cases nobody thought to write a test for.

Do you do manual testing, or only automated?+–

Both — automation for regression coverage, manual testing for judgment calls a script can’t make.

How do you decide what to automate versus test manually?+–

Based on how often it runs and how costly a miss would be — not automating everything just because it's possible.

Can this integrate into our existing CI pipeline?+–

Yes — testing is wired into CI, so regressions get caught before merge instead of after release.

Do you test on real devices, or just simulators?+–

Real devices for anything mobile-critical — simulators miss real-world quirks that actually ship bugs.