QA is not a phase. It's a practice that runs parallel to development from the first sprint. The cost of a bug found in staging is 10x lower than the same bug found in production. We help you find them in staging.
What's included
End-to-end test automation for web applications
API and integration testing suites
Performance and load testing under realistic traffic
Mobile QA — iOS and Android, real devices and simulators
QA audit of existing projects — coverage gaps and risk map
CI/CD integration — tests run on every pull request
"A QA engineer who joins sprint planning catches bugs before they're written. A QA engineer who joins at release just delays the inevitable."
Tools & frameworks
Web automation
PlaywrightCypressSelenium
Unit & integration
JestVitestpytestJUnit
Performance
k6GatlingArtillery
Mobile
DetoxAppiumXCTestEspresso
Who this is for
Engineering teams shipping fast and accumulating technical debt in the test layer — you need a QA engineer embedded in the squad, not a QA team reviewing releases quarterly.
Products approaching a scaling event — a launch, an enterprise client onboarding, or a traffic spike — where the cost of a production incident is unacceptably high.
Teams inheriting legacy codebases with no test coverage, where any change feels risky. We start with a coverage audit and build incrementally.