Testing that decides whether a release goes out

• Regression automation

  the flows that must keep working after every change.

• Performance and load tests

  run against the peaks your business sees.

• Release gates

  a release waits until its checks pass.

• Test data

  masked, so real customer records stay out of test environments.

• Accessibility checks

  web screens tested against WCAG 2.2 AA.

We agree with you the ten flows that cost the most when they break: a checkout, a payment, a dispatch, a login. You tell us which ones hurt; we write them down with the expected result for each.

1. 01A developer merges a change.
2. 02Your pipeline runs the suite and the build passes or stops.
3. 03On a failure the pod decides whether it is a real defect or a fragile test.
4. 04A real defect goes on your board with steps to reproduce. A fragile test gets fixed.
5. 05Load tests and accessibility checks act as release gates too.

• Coverage

  how much of the product the automated tests exercise.

• Flaky-test rate

  how many tests fail without a real defect.

• Time to detect

  how long a defect lives before the pod finds it.

Playwright and Cypress drive the browser. Jest and PyTest test the code. k6 and JMeter generate load, GitHub Actions runs everything on each change and Allure builds the reports.

Access to a non-production environment and a reviewer on your side who knows how the product should behave.

The minimum is three months, billed monthly, with 30 days' notice. A QA lead runs the pod and you approve each engineer. The suites live in your repository and run in your pipeline, so they stay with you when the pod leaves.