Find the bugsbefore your users do.

Automated suites, manual edge-case testing, regression checks and AI red-teaming, inside every milestone.

  1. First callWeek 1

  2. Test planWeeks 1-2

  3. Every buildWeeks 2-7

    Automated test suites

    Every fix seems to break something else.

    Unit, integration and end-to-end tests that run on every change, for web, Flutter, React Native and backend code.

    • Tests on every change
    • Web, mobile and backend
    • Suites you keep after we leave

    Manual and device testing

    It works on the simulator and nowhere else.

    Manual testing for the edge cases a script misses: real devices, odd screen sizes, lost signal, interrupted payments.

    • Real devices and screen sizes
    • Offline and poor-network cases
    • Interrupted payments and sessions
  4. Before launchWeek 8

    Regression testing

    An old bug came back after the last release.

    Every fixed bug gets a test, so it stays fixed release after release.

    • A test for every fixed bug
    • Run before each release

    Prompt injection and AI security audit

    Your app has an AI feature, and nobody has tried to break it.

    A prompt injection audit for AI features: we attack it the way a user or an attacker would, through chat, files and tool results, plus forged sessions and cost attacks, and hand you the tests.

    • Prompt injection through chat, files and tools
    • Forged sessions and key confusion
    • Cost and abuse attacks
    • Findings in writing, tests in your repo
    Crumb Count. A 1,299-line adversarial suite: JWT forgery, key confusion, cost attacks.

Questions, answered.

Can you test an app you didn't build?

Yes. We start with a test plan from what the app does today, then automate the riskiest paths first.

Do you test AI features?

Yes. We try to break them with prompt injection, untrusted input and cost attacks before your users do.

Do we keep the tests?

Yes. They live in your repository and run in your pipeline.

Start with a free call.

15 or 30 minutes with the engineers who would write your code. If we're not the right fit, you hear it on that call.