QA & Automation
Testing That Earns Its Runtime.
Functional and non-functional testing, automation frameworks and specialised testing — built so the suite is trusted enough that a red build actually stops a release.
14 Days to Sprint Zero
50+ Technology Stacks
500+ Projects Delivered
What we walk into
The state of play when we arrive.
- A suite so flaky that a red build gets re-run instead of read.
- Coverage numbers that are high and prove nothing.
- Testing that begins after development and therefore compresses to nothing.
- Performance discovered in production, on the busiest day.
How we work
What we do about it.
- Fix flakiness before adding tests — an untrusted suite is worse than none.
- Test at the cheapest level that can catch the fault, not everything through the UI.
- Automation written alongside features, inside the same sprint.
- Load tested against your real peak, from the profile your traffic actually has.
Engagement
Five phases, and what each one leaves behind.
- 1 Test assessment What exists, what it covers, and which tests are lying to you.
- 2 Strategy & pyramid What belongs in unit, integration and end-to-end — and what should not be automated at all.
- 3 Framework & CI A suite that runs on every commit and is fast enough that people wait for it.
- 4 Non-functional Load, stress, security and accessibility against real thresholds.
- 5 Embed & enable The team writes their own tests by the end; we would rather leave a habit than a dependency.
Capabilities
Where the work lands.
Functional testing Manual and automated, across web, mobile and API.
Test automation Frameworks that survive a UI change and run in CI.
Performance & load Modelled on your real peak rather than a round number.
Specialised testing Accessibility, localisation, compatibility and data migration.
Middleware & API testing Contract testing where the integration surface is the risk.
Robotic test automation For the enterprise packages that never offered an API.
Typical stack
PlaywrightSeleniumCypressJUnitpytestk6JMeterAppium
Questions we get asked
Before you book the call.
Our suite is flaky. Where do you start?
With the flakiness, before anything is added. A suite people do not trust is worse than no suite, because it teaches the team to ignore red.
Do you replace our QA team?
No — the usual outcome is that your team writes and owns the tests by the end. We would rather leave a practice behind than a dependency.
Is 100% coverage the goal?
No. Coverage is a weak proxy. The goal is that a red build reliably means something is broken, and a green one reliably means it is not.
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