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describe('startups')

QA for startups

No QA in your startup yet? Take the 2-minute QA maturity assessment, follow the 3-step path and download the free kit pack.

  1. 01

    I have no QA

    We measure your maturity and list the risks that matter.

  2. 02

    I lay the foundations

    Strategy, test plan and first automated tests on key flows.

  3. 03

    I automate with AI

    AI agents in CI to test on every commit.

expect('your QA').toBeMature()

QA maturity assessment

10 questions, 2 minutes. The result stays in your browser: nothing is sent.

01 Are your product's critical journeys identified and written down?
02 Is acceptance testing done before every release?
03 Is that acceptance testing done by someone other than the developer?
04 Do you have a written, shared test strategy?
05 Are the critical journeys covered by automated end-to-end tests?
06 Do tests run automatically in CI on every pull request?
07 Is the business logic covered by unit tests?
08 Are bugs reported with a template (steps, expected, actual)?
09 Do you track quality metrics (bugs in production, test stability)?
10 Do you use AI to generate, maintain or analyse your tests?

// starter kit

The startup pack: launch your QA

Test strategy, test plan and acceptance checklist, as PDF and editable Markdown. Each kit can also be downloaded on its own in the Downloads.

describe('faq')

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to hire a QA engineer to get started?

No. An acceptance checklist, identified critical journeys and a few automated tests in CI already cover most of the risk. Hiring becomes useful as the product and the team grow.

Where should automation start?

With the journeys that cost the most when they break: sign-up, login, payment and the product's core feature. A few stable end-to-end tests are worth more than hundreds of fragile ones.

Can AI replace testing?

It can write, maintain and analyse part of it, but it needs a foundation: knowing what must be tested and which criteria matter. That's what the kits on this page set up.

Are the kits really free?

Yes. The kits are free to use in your projects. The full pack is sent in exchange for your email.