VelocityQA was born from a simple truth: startups need quality assurance, but traditional QA services have been too expensive, too slow, and too bureaucratic for their needs.
The reality is that testing in startups usually falls on team members who are already focused on their primary responsibilities—designers, developers, founders, and salespeople. Many are even juggling full-time jobs alongside their startup. It's not that startups don't value testing; it's that their teams can only stretch so thin. They need dedicated QA resources long before they can typically afford to hire them.
Our approach is fundamentally different. We focus on brutal testing — using your application exactly as real users would. We don't just follow the "happy path" that works every time; we actively look for bugs, customer pain points, irritations, and broken elements. These are precisely the issues that will drive users away to find another solution.
We spend our time testing, not creating extensive plans, workflows, or reports — which become time sinks when you're resource-constrained and racing to market. You need to know what's wrong so you can fix it quickly. As a startup founder wearing multiple hats, QA is often last on your list but can be most critical to successfully launching.