Software That Actually Works Right
We test your desktop productivity software and analytics dashboards the way real people use them — because finding problems before your users do makes all the difference.
Testing Like Your Users Actually Matter
Most testing focuses on whether software runs. We focus on whether it works for real people doing real work. That means understanding how someone opens your app at 9 AM with three meetings coming up, or how they interact with your dashboard when they need answers fast.
Our team has spent years watching how people actually use desktop productivity software — the shortcuts they try, the data they need, the frustrations that make them switch to something else. We bring that perspective to every test we run.
This isn't about checking boxes. It's about making sure your software fits into people's workflows instead of fighting against them.
Where We Focus Our Attention
Two areas where we've developed deep expertise over the years, helping teams catch the problems that matter most to their users.
Desktop Productivity Software
Text editors, project management tools, file organizers — we understand how people really use these applications. We test for the workflows that documentation never covers, the keyboard shortcuts people expect to work, and the integration points that either save time or waste it.
Analytics & Data Dashboards
When someone opens a dashboard, they're looking for specific information to make decisions. We test whether your data visualization actually communicates what it's supposed to, whether filters work intuitively, and whether the interface helps or hinders understanding.
Making Data Actually Useful
Good analytics dashboards answer questions. Bad ones create new ones. We test your dashboard from the perspective of someone who needs to understand what the data means and what to do about it.
That means checking whether your filters make sense, whether your visualizations tell the story they're supposed to, and whether someone can find the information they need without having to guess what different elements do.
We've worked with teams building everything from sales dashboards to project tracking interfaces, always focusing on whether the tool actually helps people make better decisions.
How We Approach Each Project
Every piece of software is different, but our process starts with understanding what you're trying to help people accomplish.
Understanding Context
We start by learning about your users and what they're trying to accomplish. This shapes everything else we do.
Real-World Scenarios
We test your software using realistic scenarios based on how people actually work, not just happy path use cases.
Detailed Documentation
Every issue we find comes with context about why it matters and suggestions for addressing it effectively.
We had been focused on feature completion, but their testing revealed workflow problems we hadn't considered. Three months after implementing their recommendations, our user retention improved significantly, and support tickets related to interface confusion dropped by about 60%. They helped us see our software from our users' perspective.