Open a test request
Describe your project, set the target address and the scope. Choose among functional, security, performance and accessibility scopes, pick a package and pay. Not ready yet? Keep it as a draft.
Open a test request, see which stage it is at, read the findings report and close findings with your team. Same account, same data — everything the desktop panel shows, your phone shows too.
✓ Free to download · Same account, same dataFrom opening a request to closing findings, keep track of your testing wherever you are.
Describe your project, set the target address and the scope. Choose among functional, security, performance and accessibility scopes, pick a package and pay. Not ready yet? Keep it as a draft.
A request moves through four stages: draft, payment, testing, report. You get a notification when the stage changes, and you see the delivery date and anything running late at a glance.
Every finding carries a severity, reproduction steps and evidence. Prioritise by critical, high, medium and low; accept a finding, mark it fixed, or reject it with your reasoning.
Run several projects from one place, invite colleagues into your organisation and set their roles, enter your billing details and review past payments.
The app and web panel share your account. Your projects, requests and findings stay together across both.
Sign in to the web panel ↗It runs the whole testing engagement end to end: you open a test request, choose the scope, pay, follow which stage the request is at, then read the findings report and close the findings.
Downloading the app and creating an account are free. You only pay for the package of the test request you submit; packages and current prices are on the pricing page.
Yes — the iOS build is live on the App Store and can be downloaded from the badge above; it needs iOS 15 or later. The Android build is on Google Play. The same account works on both.
It installs on Android phones and tablets through Google Play. The same account also signs in to the customer panel in a browser, and both sides show the same data.
No. You can install it and create an account to look through the packages and scopes. Payment only comes in when you submit a test request.