Check a release
Test a release candidate or a critical user journey. Receive prioritized findings and a summary of what was tested and what remains open.
Quality Engineering & Testing
Software testing for your next release.
We test the user journeys whose failure would matter most to your product. Receive clear defect reports, test coverage and gaps, and the information needed for a release decision.
How release testing works
From hidden bugs to verified fixes.
Testing makes defects visible. Your team corrects them, and our retest checks the changes before your release decision.
01 Start with your build
Share a working build, critical user journeys, and target configurations. Some defects may still be hidden.
02 Find and document defects
We test the agreed scope and report reproducible issues with evidence, priorities, and coverage gaps.
03 Retest after fixes
Your development team makes the corrections. We retest the agreed changes and report what is resolved and what remains open.
Illustrated testing cycle. Engineering corrections are outside the testing scope. The final illustration represents retested changes, not a guarantee of a defect-free product.
Three useful entry points
Start where the product needs help.
Choose a release check, regular QA support, or a QA setup project. Each package defines its scope and deliverables.
Support ongoing development
Add regular feature and regression testing, or automate stable web regression flows. Choose the package that fits your product and release schedule.
Build a QA system
Set up a risk map, defect workflow, release checklist, and documented regression scenarios that your team can keep using.
Practice leadership
QA standards led by Olena.
Olena leads Aniloom’s Quality Engineering practice and designs the systems, standards, and delivery workflows used by the team. Execution scales through a consistent distributed QA team according to project scope.
Product riskCritical flowsEvidenceRelease gatesDecision
Deliverables by engagement
Know what you will receive.
Each package includes a different set of outputs. The proposal confirms the deliverables for your product; testing does not guarantee a defect-free release.
Risk and test plan
QA Setup for Startups maps product risks, ownership, and the user journeys that need regression coverage.
Test coverage and gaps
Release checks identify the journeys and configuration profiles tested, with blocked or untested areas recorded.
Prioritized defect report
Release checks and ongoing QA document observed issues with reproduction context and supporting evidence.
Release-readiness summary
Release checks summarize findings, retest results, and remaining risks for the release decision.
Reusable regression checks
QA Setup includes documented scenarios and a release checklist. Regression Automation delivers test code and run instructions.
Ongoing QA reports
Monthly Product QA Support includes weekly asynchronous status and a monthly quality summary.
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Tell us what you need tested.
Share the current build, critical user journeys, platforms, known issues, and target release date.
Discuss testing