Handset Compatibility Assurance
Manual testing of your mobile app on the phones your customers actually use, rather than only on the latest premium model sitting on a desk.
Browser-level automated testing of your most important user flows, built into the delivery pipeline and stable enough that every result is taken seriously by your engineers.
01 / Overview
An unreliable test suite does more harm than having none, because engineers soon start ignoring failed builds. Our browser automation is designed for stability from the first line: no fixed sleeps, element selection through dedicated test attributes instead of styling hooks, and fresh data seeded and removed on every execution. Around 40 scenarios span your business-critical flows and run on each of the three major browser engines. Whenever a scenario fails, it leaves a trace, a video recording and a screenshot, so your team can see exactly what went wrong without rerunning anything by hand.
02 / Deliverables
03 / Fit
Ideal for
What we need from you
You share these through the technical brief in your dashboard after checkout.
04 / Outcomes
Regressions are stopped in the pipeline before customers ever meet them
Manual regression shrinks from several days to a short exploratory session
Each failure comes with evidence attached, so diagnosis takes minutes
This is a remote engineering service, so nothing is shipped physically. Work is delivered into systems you control. Read delivery & handover and refunds & cancellation for the full terms.
Manual testing of your mobile app on the phones your customers actually use, rather than only on the latest premium model sitting on a desk.
Contract testing that fails the build as soon as an endpoint alters its response structure, so server releases no longer break the apps and partners depending on them.
A documented regression testing plan prioritised by product risk, showing which areas deserve automation earliest and which are better handled through manual testing.
Load testing that finds exactly where your system breaks under traffic, identifies which component fails first and puts hard numbers against each finding.
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