Our mobile app testing services help you release iOS and Android apps with known quality. Functional testing and QA run inside one cross-functional Netofficials team, under a named delivery lead, so defects are documented before launch. Send a short brief and we'll scope what to test, and on which devices.
You get a written scope that says what we test: functional flows, iOS and Android devices and OS versions, and integrations with your back end. Penetration testing is scoped separately if you need it. You see the boundaries before work starts, so coverage is never guesswork and nothing is assumed.
Our QA engineers work in the same cross-functional team as the mobile, back-end and DevOps engineers, so functional testing runs alongside development instead of after it. Your app is checked as features land, and defects are caught while they are still cheap to fix. A named delivery lead keeps you informed.
At each review you receive QA results, an issue log and an acceptance checklist tied to criteria you agreed. You can see what passed, what failed and what is still open, then decide on release with evidence. Whether we built the app or another team did, you get the same clear record.
We agree in writing which iOS and Android devices, OS versions, user journeys and integrations your testing covers. You tell us where a failure would hurt most, and we settle the test boundaries with you.
You receiveYou approve the written test scope
We turn the agreed scope into test cases and acceptance criteria for each workflow, so you can see what will be checked and what counts as a pass before testing starts. You review the cases and flag anything missing.
You receiveYou sign off the test cases and acceptance criteria
Our QA engineers test inside the same cross-functional team as mobile, back-end and DevOps, running functional checks on each sprint's work. Defects go into a shared issue log you can read as they are found.
You receiveYou review results at each sprint review
Before release we re-run the agreed test cases on the target devices to confirm that fixes have not broken working features. You see the results against your acceptance criteria and decide which open issues are acceptable.
You receiveYou accept the release against the agreed criteria
Netofficials plans the release of your iOS and Android builds with you, then hands over documentation and deployment access. You see which issues were fixed and which remain open before sign-off.
You receiveYou confirm the handover before we close the work
Send a short brief covering your iOS and Android app, its release plan and any test coverage you already have, and we reply with questions, a proposed written scope and the team to run it.
You tell us which iOS and Android versions, device types and user journeys matter most. We turn that into a written scope that separates functional testing from areas such as security checks, so you know what is covered before testing starts. Penetration testing is scoped separately if your app needs it.
Mobile apps rarely fail in isolation. APIs, payment or identity services and data sync all affect how the app behaves. We list the integrations to test and agree which environments we can use, so surprises show up in staging rather than in your users' hands.
Regulated apps, such as healthcare, need test coverage you can review. We agree acceptance criteria up front and report through QA reports and an issue log. Your release plan and update cadence are settled before work begins, so the team knows when and how you need results.
Fixed-price project delivery suits a defined testing job, such as a pre-release pass on your iOS and Android app, where you want the scope and the outcome settled up front.
A dedicated India-based team that includes QA engineers tests every release of your app, which suits products with a continuing roadmap and regular updates.
Individual QA engineers join your in-house team and work in your issue tracker and release process, which suits teams whose developers need extra testing capacity.
Netofficials selects test tooling for your iOS, Android or cross-platform app after reviewing your stack, your build pipeline and the devices your users actually hold, then records the choices in the written test scope. You see what will be tested, on which devices and with which tools before testing starts. Our QA engineers work in the same team as the mobile, back-end and DevOps engineers, so automated checks can run in your pipeline and findings reach the developer who fixes them.
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PostgreSQLCost and timeline depend on how many platforms and devices the app must support, how many screens and user flows it has, how many integrations and back-end services it touches, and whether testing is manual, automated or both. We confirm these in a written scope before testing begins, then agree the commercial terms under fixed-price project delivery, a dedicated team or staff augmentation. Send a short brief and we will tell you which model fits.
You do. IP assignment is confirmed in the contract before work begins, so anything produced for your project is yours, and we hand over documentation and deployment access at release. That covers the QA report and issue log your team receives, and any code we write. We can set this out in your contract before you commit.
Yes. We can test an iOS or Android app built in-house or by another vendor, working inside your tools and process. We begin with a written scope that sets out which devices, platforms and flows are covered and what counts as acceptance. A named delivery lead is your single contact, and we agree the communication window and update cadence before work starts. If scoping shows another approach would suit you better, we will say so.
Tell us which iOS and Android builds you need tested, and what is worrying you about the release. We reply with questions and a written scope covering what gets tested, on which devices, and against which acceptance criteria. A named delivery lead then becomes your one contact. If another approach would suit your app better, we will say so after scoping.
