
Raj
QA Lead
Raj leads quality assurance, testing features, regressions and release builds before they reach users.
Quality assurance for mobile and web apps — as part of the products we build, as outsourced testing for an app your team builds, or as testers inside your release process.
What we take on
Checking each feature against what it should do, including the unhappy paths.
Making sure what worked before still works after each change.
Testing across the phones, OS versions and browsers your users actually have.
Automated checks for the flows that matter most, so each release is checked the same way.
A final pass on release builds before they go to the stores or to production.
Testing apps against real hardware: pairing, connection loss, sync and firmware updates.
Technologies Manual testing · Test automation · Regression suites · Release checklists
Case studies We have not published a QA case study on this site yet. On a call we can explain how testing runs in our current projects.
Ways to work
Testing is part of our own projects: features are checked against what they should do, and release builds get a final pass before they reach the stores or production.
We test an app built by your team or another vendor. We first learn the app and how you release it, then agree what to test and how results are reported.
If you want QA inside your own release cycle, we can discuss adding testers to a dedicated team; how they work and report is agreed for each engagement.
App testing, done well
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QA Lead
Raj leads quality assurance, testing features, regressions and release builds before they reach users.
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Questions
Yes. You can outsource testing of a mobile or web app to us whether we built it or not. We agree the scope, the devices and browsers, and how results are reported before testing starts.
Yes. We start by understanding the app and its release process, then agree what to test and how results are reported.
Usually both. Manual testing finds problems in new features; automated tests protect the flows that must never break. The right mix depends on how often you release.
Yes. Testers can work in your issue tracker and release cycle, reporting in the format your team already uses.
Yes, with the physical devices. We test pairing, connection loss, reconnection, sync and firmware updates.
Start a project
The app, the platforms, how often you release and what has gone wrong recently.
Your message goes to Ghanshyam Gadhiya, partner and CEO, who replies by email. If it is easier, you can also reach us onWhatsApp.