I have a cross-platform device lab for testing web and mobile apps. Who could put it to use?
Posted by Nancy · Location-independent
I have a multi-device setup covering macOS, Ubuntu Linux, iOS, Android and Smart TV, with API, UI and functional testing tools such as Postman, Selenium and Chrome DevTools. I can run full manual and automated test passes and catch bugs before launch.
I’d love to hear who could use it, and how.
I have a multi-device setup covering macOS, Ubuntu Linux, iOS, Android and Smart TV, with API, UI and functional…
Why I’m posting this
I can run comprehensive manual and automated QA passes, pre-launch bug for SaaS apps or e-commerce platforms.
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What are the sort of businesses you find could benefit most from your services? Also, partnering up with website developers and designers can be a good idea, there are quire a few on the site
for example, can partner up
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Indie devs and small agencies get bounced by App Store and Play review for things that only show up on a real device: a login that breaks on iPad, a screen that clips on a small Android. A fixed-price pre-submission pass (one build, your iOS, Android and TV setup, a short screen recording per bug) is easy to buy and easy to explain.
Another angle: more and more code is written by AI agents now, and someone has to check it on real hardware before it ships. I run agents that test on phones and tablets sitting next to them, so I can tell you that part is real demand. I attached my post in case it helps to compare notes.
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Have you considered offering a 'we'll try to break your app in 24 hours' service before launch? And only if you can break it, you get paid. If you can't break anything it's complementary.
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