Software QA Services
Testriq is a pure-play quality assurance company. Testing is not a side service we bolt onto development work — it is the only thing we do. That means functional, automation, performance, security, accessibility and release testing delivered by engineers who have spent their careers in QA rather than rotating in from a delivery team.
We work as an extension of your engineering team: inside your sprints, your Jira, your CI pipeline, reporting against the release dates you already committed to. Some clients hand us a whole product; others bring us in for one release, one audit, or one stubborn area of the suite.
What Our QA Services Cover
Nine areas, delivered individually or as a full quality function. Most engagements start with two or three and widen once the first release ships clean.
Functional & Regression Testing
Every user-facing path exercised against the acceptance criteria, then a regression suite that grows with the product so last month's fix does not quietly break next month's release.
How we run itTest Automation Frameworks
Frameworks built in Selenium, Playwright, Cypress or Appium and wired into Jenkins, GitHub Actions, GitLab CI or Azure DevOps. Written to be maintained by your team, not just by ours.
How we run itPerformance & Load Testing
JMeter and k6 load, stress, soak and spike runs against realistic traffic, with the bottleneck traced to a query, a service or an instance size rather than reported as a number.
How we run itSecurity Testing
OWASP-aligned application security testing, authentication and authorisation checks, and dependency review, reported with the evidence your customers' security teams ask for.
How we run itAccessibility Testing
WCAG 2.1 AA audits combining automated scans with keyboard and screen-reader passes, because the issues that lose you a public-sector contract are rarely the ones a scanner finds.
How we run itMobile & Cross-Platform Testing
Real-device coverage across iOS and Android versions, screen sizes and network conditions — not just emulators, which miss exactly the defects your users report.
How we run itAPI & Integration Testing
REST, GraphQL and SOAP contract, schema and error-path testing, including the third-party integrations that fail quietly in production and loudly at month end.
How we run itUAT Support & Release Sign-Off
We run the UAT cycle with your business stakeholders — scripts, sessions, defect triage — and give you a documented go/no-go position instead of an inbox full of screenshots.
How we run itTest Strategy & Shift-Left Consulting
Where to put the effort: what to automate, what to leave manual, what to test before code is written. Often the engagement that saves the most, because it stops work rather than adding it.
How we run itHow We Work
The same six steps whether you engage us for one release or for a dedicated team. The timings below are typical, not contractual.
Discovery & test strategy
Week 1We read the product, the backlog and the last three releases' defect history before proposing anything. The output is a written strategy: what gets automated, what stays manual, what is out of scope and why.
Test plan & environment setup
Week 1–2Test cases traced to requirements, data sets prepared, and access to your environments, Jira and CI sorted out. This is the step that slips when it is not owned — so we own it.
Execution inside your sprint
OngoingOur engineers work to your cadence and your definition of done. Defects land in your tracker with reproduction steps, environment, severity and evidence attached — not as a spreadsheet at the end of the week.
Automation build-out
From sprint 2Regression coverage is automated once it has stabilised, never before. Automating a test that is still changing costs more than running it by hand.
Reporting & release sign-off
Every releaseCoverage, pass rate, open defects by severity, and a clear go/no-go position for each release. Written so a product owner can act on it without a QA translation layer.
Review & adjust
QuarterlyEvery few sprints we look at what escaped to production and change the strategy accordingly. A suite that never changes is a suite that stops finding things.
Who You’ll Actually Work With
Not an account manager who forwards your questions. The people below are part of the QA team, and one of them will be on your project.
Pooja Katkar
Test Lead
Runs test planning and execution on client engagements, and owns the defect triage your team sees day to day.
LinkedInRagini Kumari
QA Specialist
Specialises in e-learning platforms and user-experience testing — the cases where a build passes every check and still frustrates the person using it.
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Aakash Yadav
R&D Innovation Specialist
Works on the tooling and automation side — how a suite is built so it still runs cleanly a year later.
LinkedInFrequently Asked Questions
- What is the difference between QA services and software testing?
- Testing is the act of finding defects. QA is the wider job of preventing them — test strategy, process, coverage decisions and release criteria, with testing as the part you can see. In practice most teams ask for testing and need some of both.
- Do you replace our QA team or work alongside it?
- Either. Some clients have no QA function and we become it. More often there is a small internal team and we take the load they cannot reach — regression, performance, security, or a release crunch — while they stay close to the product.
- How quickly can you start?
- Discovery usually starts within a week of scope being agreed, and the first test cycle inside two to three weeks. The slow part is almost never us; it is environment access and test data.
- Do you only do automation?
- No, and we will tell you when automation is the wrong answer. A test that changes every sprint costs more to automate than to run by hand. We automate regression coverage once it has stabilised and keep exploratory and UAT work manual.
- Which tools do you work in?
- Selenium, Playwright, Cypress and Appium for automation; JMeter and k6 for performance; Postman for API work; and your existing Jira, Git and CI setup. We fit into your toolchain rather than asking you to adopt ours.
- Can you sign an NDA and work under our security requirements?
- Yes. We work under NDA as standard, and we are ISO 9001 and ISO 27001 certified. For teams with GDPR or sector-specific obligations we can scope access so that production personal data never leaves your environment.
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