What we build.
Automated test suites
Tests that cover the behaviour your business depends on, run on every change.
Service assessments
A written review of an existing system: what works, what is fragile and what to fix first.
Checks in the pipeline
Type checks, tests and scans wired into how your changes ship.
A clear baseline
A record of current behaviour, so future changes are measured against something real.
The stages for this work.
Step 01: Understand the system
What it does, what it must never get wrong, and where it has hurt before.
Step 02: Agree the coverage
Which behaviour the tests must protect, written down before the work.
Step 03: Build and run
We write the tests, wire them into your pipeline and prove they catch real regressions.
Step 04: Hand over
The tests, the assessment and a runbook, in your repository.
Yours to keep, from day one.
Your source code
All of it, in a repository in your name, with its history.
Automated tests
The tests that prove the behaviour, run on every change.
Documentation and a runbook
How it works and how to run it, written in plain language.
A change log
A record of what was added, changed and fixed, stage by stage.
Checked on every change.
OWASP ASVS 4.0.3 Level 1 as the baseline, Level 2 on request. We follow NCSC secure development guidance.
Type checks
Every change is type-checked before it is merged.
Automated tests
The behaviour is covered by tests that run on every change.
Secret scan
Every change is scanned so no credential reaches the repository.
Dependency scan
Dependencies are scanned for known vulnerabilities on every change.
When this is the right work, and when it isn't.
A good fit
You have a system in production that is risky to change, or you are about to hand one over and want to know its true state.
Not the right call
The system is about to be replaced entirely. Testing something you are about to discard rarely pays off; discovery may fit better.
Common questions.
Can you test a system you did not build?
Yes. We assess it first, agree what the tests must protect, then build coverage around that.
What is a service assessment?
A written review of a running system: its behaviour, its risks and the fixes, in the order they matter.
Do the tests run on every change?
Yes. They are wired into your pipeline so a change that breaks protected behaviour is caught before it ships.
Related work and guides.
How we work
Tell us what you need built.
A few lines is enough. We reply within 2 business days.