The Story Behind Our Testing Philosophy

Back in 2019, I was working at a fintech startup where we'd spend weeks building features, then scramble to test them in the final two days before release. Sound familiar? We'd catch maybe 60% of the issues, ship anyway, and then spend the next sprint fixing what users found.

That's when I realized something important. Good testing isn't just about finding bugs—it's about understanding how software breaks under real conditions. It's about thinking like users who don't read documentation, who click buttons in weird orders, who have slow internet connections.

Now we help companies build that same testing-first mindset. Not just writing test cases, but creating systematic approaches that catch issues before they become expensive problems.