Ship With Confidence. Every Release, Every Time.
Atlantick Solutions provides comprehensive quality assurance and testing services that help startups and growing companies release software faster, with fewer defects and greater confidence in every build.
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Quality That Protects Your Product and Your Reputation
Every bug that reaches your users costs more than the time it takes to fix. It costs trust, reputation, and often revenue. Atlantick Solutions embeds quality assurance into your development process rather than treating it as a final gate, helping you catch issues earlier, release faster, and maintain a consistently high standard of software quality. Our QA engineers bring structured testing expertise, automation capability, and a detail-oriented mindset to every engagement. Whether you need manual testing, automated regression suites, performance testing, or a complete QA strategy, we provide the coverage and rigour your product deserves.
QA and Testing Services We Provide
Why Companies Choose Atlantick Solutions for QA and Testing
Shift-Left Testing Approach
We integrate testing early in the development cycle rather than at the end, catching defects when they are cheapest and easiest to fix and reducing the risk of costly issues reaching production.
Faster Releases
Comprehensive test automation reduces the time and effort required for regression testing, enabling your team to release more frequently without compromising on quality.
Reduced Risk
Our structured testing approach ensures that critical functionality, edge cases, and user journeys are consistently covered, significantly reducing the risk of defects affecting your users.
Flexible Engagement
We work as embedded QA engineers within your existing team, as a standalone QA function, or on a project basis depending on your current needs and resources.
Clear and Actionable Reporting
We deliver clear, structured test reports with prioritised defect findings, risk assessments, and actionable recommendations so your team always knows the quality status of your product.
Your QA Journey with Atlantick 4 Simple Steps
Step 1 Assessment and Planning
We review your product, development process, and existing QA coverage to identify gaps and opportunities. You receive a clear QA strategy and test plan before we begin any testing.
Step 2 Test Design and Setup
We design test cases, set up automation frameworks, and configure testing environments tailored to your application and release process. Everything is documented and reviewed with your team.
Step 3 Testing and Reporting
We execute testing according to the agreed plan, log defects with clear reproduction steps, and provide structured reports at each stage so your team always knows the quality status of the build.
Step 4 Continuous Improvement
We refine and expand test coverage over time, maintain automation suites as your product evolves, and continuously improve the efficiency and effectiveness of your QA process.
Tools and Frameworks We Work With
Atlantick Solutions uses proven QA tools and automation frameworks to deliver reliable, maintainable test coverage for your applications.
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- Selenium
- Playwright
- Postman
- Cypress
- Appium
“We had a complex mobile application with no automated test coverage and a growing backlog of intermittent bugs. Atlantick ran a comprehensive manual test cycle that uncovered over 40 issues we were not aware of, and then built an automation framework that now catches regressions before they ever reach our users. Money very well spent.”
Oliver Bennett | Co-Founder, Loopframe, London
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the difference between manual testing and automated testing?
A: Manual testing involves QA engineers exploring and validating your application by hand, which is particularly valuable for exploratory testing, usability assessment, and new features. Automated testing uses scripts to run test cases programmatically, which is ideal for regression coverage, continuous integration, and repetitive test scenarios. We typically recommend a combination of both.
Q: At what stage of development should QA be involved?
A: Ideally from the very beginning. Involving QA early in requirements definition and design helps prevent defects from being introduced in the first place. However, we can also add value at any stage of an existing project, starting with an assessment of current quality coverage.
Q: Can you build automated tests for an application that has none?
A: Yes. We start with an assessment of your application and development process to understand the best approach, then build and implement an automation framework incrementally, prioritising the most critical test coverage first.
Q: Do you provide QA as a standalone service or only as part of development?
A: Both. We provide QA as a standalone service for companies that have development teams in place but need dedicated QA expertise. We also embed QA into product engineering engagements as an integrated part of the delivery process.
Q: What types of applications do you test?
A: We test web applications, mobile applications (iOS and Android), APIs, and microservices across a range of technology stacks and platforms. We also have experience testing SaaS products, e-commerce platforms, and enterprise applications.
Q: How do you report defects and communicate testing progress?
A: We log all defects in your preferred issue tracking system with clear descriptions, severity ratings, and reproduction steps. We provide structured test reports at agreed intervals covering test execution status, defect metrics, and quality risk assessment.
Ready to Release Software You Can Be Proud Of?
Whether you need a comprehensive QA strategy, automated test coverage, or an experienced QA engineer embedded in your team, Atlantick Solutions has the expertise to help. Start with a free quality assessment and find out where the gaps in your testing are.
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