The journeys that lose money or block a release, automated end to end and run on every merge.
QA & Test Automation
Automated regression, API, performance and real-device mobile testing, wired into your pipeline so a release stops waiting on a person working through a checklist. This is the discipline the company was built on.
What we build
What we build
Chosen to fit your stack, not our preference. Ask about anything you do not see here.
Tests against the services themselves, which catch more than a UI suite and run in seconds rather than minutes.
Android and iOS on a real-device cloud, because a simulator will not tell you what a mid-range handset does.
Soak and load testing against the paths that matter, with numbers showing what breaks and at what point.
WCAG checks automated into the pipeline, plus the manual work — keyboard, screen reader, reading order — that tools cannot cover.
Suites running on every merge with artefacts, traces and screenshots when something fails.
Repeatable fixtures and environment seeding, so a failure means a bug rather than stale data.
Quarantine, root-cause and a written rule for when a test gets deleted. Suites die of flakiness, not missing coverage.
What we have done
Where this has been used
A surgical scheduling platform whose manual regression was blocking weekly releases. The booking and alert workflows went into CI.
An eClinical platform needing automated evidence across web, Android and iOS on real devices for a HIPAA audit.
A lending pipeline covered from the money logic through to the borrower’s phone — unit, mobile automation and BDD for the admin portal.
How it runs
How we start
Three stages, and the first is not writing tests.
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Find out what actually breaks
We read your defect history and watch a release before automating anything. Automating the wrong journeys is how suites end up ignored.
Evidence, not guesswork -
Automate the critical path
The journeys that lose money or stop a release, running in CI from the first week so the value is visible immediately.
Running in your pipeline -
Hand it to your team
A suite only we can maintain is a liability. Your engineers get the patterns, the documentation and the training to extend it.
No dependency on us
Common questions
Questions we get asked
Whichever suits your stack — Playwright, Cypress, Selenium, Appium. We will not ask you to change language to suit us.
Usually that is the point. We build the framework and the patterns, and your team owns it afterwards.
Tests running in CI within the first two weeks, on the journeys that matter most.
We will tell you honestly what is worth keeping. Often a good deal of it, with the flaky parts triaged rather than rewritten.
The other 7
Rarely bought on its own.
Most teams need two or three of these together. Take the layer you are missing, or the whole stack.
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