Testing & QA
Service 03 of 21
Regression Testing
Change one thing. Check everything else still works.
A focused regression pass after an update, fix, or SDK change, so a small release does not quietly break a core flow.
The honest picture
What this actually solves.
Regression bugs are rude. They appear in features nobody touched, usually after a small dependency update or a last-minute fix. The release notes say one thing changed; the support inbox says otherwise.
We build a repeatable checklist around your app's critical paths and run it against the new build. Login, onboarding, the main task, payments, notifications, deep links, and anything that has broken before. If a fix reopened an old wound, this is where you find out.
The output is deliberately practical: pass or fail per flow, evidence for failures, and a short note on what is safe to ship.
Included
What you get.
Scope is agreed before we start. If something you need is not listed, ask. We will tell you whether it fits this service or belongs somewhere else.
- A regression checklist built around your critical flows
- A smoke test of the main journey
- Re-testing of areas that broke before
- Checks after dependency or SDK upgrades
- Pass/fail notes with screenshots for failures
- A clear ship or hold recommendation
The process
How it works, in order.
Map the critical paths
We list the flows that must not break and the areas changed in this release. That becomes the regression scope.
Baseline the build
We confirm the new build installs, launches, and reaches the main screen before spending time deeper in the app.
Run the checklist
Each critical flow is exercised on the agreed devices, including the awkward states users create by accident.
Report the delta
You get the failures, the evidence, and a recommendation on whether to ship, hold, or roll back.
You bring
What we need from you
- The new build and the previous build if comparison helps
- A list of what changed in this release
- Test accounts and any required backend state
- Known failures that are already being tracked
You leave with
What you get back
- A completed regression checklist
- Evidence for every failed flow
- A ship or hold recommendation
- Notes on areas that need a deeper pass
What this is not
- Regression testing checks known critical flows; it does not discover every new feature bug.
- We do not maintain an automated regression suite as part of this service.
- A pass result is not a guarantee that the release is defect-free.
Questions
The things people ask first.
If your question is not here, send it. You will get a straight answer, not a brochure.
Full QA explores the app broadly, including new features and edge cases. Regression testing re-checks the flows that must keep working after a change. It is narrower, faster, and usually cheaper, which makes it a good fit before a routine update.
Next door
Often paired with this.
Testing
Android App QA Testing
Manual QA on real Android devices: core flows, edge cases, interruptions, and a severity-ranked report you can act on.
Publishing
Release Management
A repeatable release process for updates: versioning, tracks, rollout percentages, changelogs, and a rollback plan.
Publishing
Play Console Health Check
A full read of your Console: warnings, policy status, declarations, tracks, and the small red flags that become big ones later.
Your next step
Let's get your app live on Play Store.
Tell us where you are: pre-launch, stuck in closed testing, or holding a rejection email you do not understand. We will map the shortest path from your current build to a live Google Play listing.