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Check the first impression: account creation, validation, login, password reset, and interrupted onboarding.
A focused second look at the journeys that matter. Get clear test coverage, reproducible issues, and evidence your team can actually use.
Synthetic example. Not a client result.
Defined coverage
Reproducible findings
Honest limitations
Your whole app is a lot of surface area. Start with the customer paths where a broken step would hurt the most.
Check the first impression: account creation, validation, login, password reset, and interrupted onboarding.
Follow the path to value: a booking, an upgrade, a submitted form, or another core action you agree in scope.
Look beyond the happy path. Mobile layouts, invalid input, repeat clicks, empty states, and failure recovery.
Two journeys, agreed together. Browser and device coverage, test data, access, and exclusions are confirmed before the pilot begins.
No mystery deliverables. You know what will be tested, what was observed, and what still needs a closer look.
Share your app and the two journeys you care about. Confirm suitability, availability, access, dates, and acceptance criteria.
A written test planRun the agreed checks, review unexpected behavior, and record what passed, failed, or could not be tested.
A coverage recordReview findings with steps and evidence. Separate actionable defects from questions and testing limitations.
A developer-ready handoffWhat was tested. What happened. How to reproduce it. Enough context to help your team decide what to do next.
This interactive sample uses fictional data to show the proposed report format. It is not evidence of completed client work.
Illustrative environment: staging · Chrome desktop + mobile viewport
4 of 8 fictional checks shown. Email verification is blocked without test inbox access; it is not counted as passed.
Start with a focused engagement. See whether the workflow and reporting fit your product before discussing anything ongoing.
No automatic renewal.
No payment taken on this site.
Scope and availability agreed first.
A focused QA review for one web app.
An inquiry is not a booking. Work starts only after scope, access, timing, and commercial terms are agreed.
Optional monthly QA: $750 USD for up to five agreed journeys, subject to a separate scope and quote. No automatic enrollment.
A journey is one agreed customer goal with a clear start and finish, such as creating an account or booking a demo. Its steps, variants, browsers, and test conditions are written into the scope before work begins.
The intended service combines repeatable browser checks with human review of findings. Pilot availability and the person responsible for QA are confirmed before any engagement starts. This site accepts inquiries; it does not promise an immediately available staffed team.
A staging environment with synthetic data and dedicated test accounts is preferred. Any production checks need explicit approval and agreed limits. Real payments, destructive actions, and access to customer data are not assumed.
You receive reproduction steps, observed and expected behavior, relevant evidence, and a suggested severity. Your development team owns the fix. Retesting and further investigation are included only when agreed in the scope.
No. The $500 USD pilot is a one-time, two-week engagement once the scope and dates are agreed. Optional continuing QA is quoted separately. There is no checkout or automatic renewal on this website.
Unlimited testing, code repairs, 24/7 monitoring, penetration testing, security certification, compliance audits, and a guarantee of a bug-free product are not included. Testing is limited to the agreed journeys and conditions.
Tell us about your app and the two journeys you want a closer look at. The next step is a scope conversation.
Keep it high-level. Please don’t share passwords, API keys, production credentials, or customer data.