Who We Are
A QA engineer with 7+ years in testing started the company. The first projects were pure testing work: manual checks, regression suites, release sign-offs. Clients then asked the same people to build what they had been testing. Development, mobile, DevOps and AI followed as separate practices. The testing habit stayed at the center of each one.
How We Work
QA in every sprint is our operating rule, so you ship fast without regressions. Each sprint closes with a tested increment instead of a backlog of unverified code. These practices support the rule:
- Testing from the first sprint
- QA engineers and developers on one sprint board
- Autotests on every build
- Results criteria written down ahead of coding
- A shared channel with the engineers on your project
- Team extension in 3–5 business days
The numbers behind the rule are short. Critical defects rarely reach production: >97% of them are found ahead of release. On automation projects, a manual regression of up to 3 days shrinks to 1–2 hours.
What We Offer
Six services run on the same sprint rhythm.
- Software development — web products delivered as tested increments.
- Mobile app development — iOS and Android releases verified on physical phones.
- DevOps and cloud — delivery pipelines that test each commit on its way to production.
- QA automation — regression suites written in code and triggered by each build.
- AI development — model-backed features checked against real user scenarios.
- Staff augmentation — additional engineers who join your sprint board.
Certifications
Our team includes one ISTQB-certified engineer. We mention it once and let sprint results do the remaining talking.
Where to Begin
Most clients begin with the Free QA Audit. We review your QA process, test coverage, business-critical flows and current automation. Then we send a short report with gaps, risks and recommendations. It reaches you 2–3 business days after we get access. The report is yours to keep, whatever you decide next.
Rates are hourly, and no minimum project size applies. A small first sprint is a normal way to try us.
The homepage covers our testing work in detail.