DeliveryTakes on the work of: QA engineer

Say the bug. Skip the write-up

Talk through a test session while you click through the build. QA Voice turns what you said into tickets a developer can pick up, instead of a test document nobody opens.

Free plan at launch. No card, and one email, when it opens.

QA findings die in the write-up

Testing is fast. Documenting is slow. So most agencies test in bursts, note bugs in chat threads and screenshots, and lose half the findings between the session and the sprint.

QA Voice removes the document. You speak while you test: what you tried, what broke, what looked wrong. The session comes out as tickets, not prose.

Because the tickets land in the same workspace as the sprint, findings go straight from a tester's mouth to a developer's queue.

How it works

1

Open a session and talk

Click through the build and say what you see: what you tried, what broke, what looked wrong.

2

It structures the session

Your spoken findings become individual, actionable items instead of one long recording.

3

Tickets, not a report

Each finding comes out as a ticket in the workspace, ready for a developer to pick up.

What it changes

Voice-first testing

The recording of your session is the input. No parallel note-taking, no memory test at the end.

Tickets as the output

Findings arrive as tickets, in the same workspace as the sprint they belong to.

No document nobody opens

The deliverable of a test session is work a developer can act on, not a PDF that goes to a folder.

Anyone can run QA

A designer or PM clicking through a staging build produces the same structured output a QA engineer would.

Where it sits

QA Voice is part of the Delivery department of the Agency OS. Included from the Solo plan. One credit allowance covers every module, so there is no per-agent pricing and no surprise line items.

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Questions owners ask

Why voice?

Because the write-up is why QA findings die. Saying what you see while you test takes no extra time. Typing it up afterwards is the step that gets skipped, and QA Voice removes that step.

What comes out the other end?

Tickets. Each finding you talked through becomes a ticket a developer can pick up, in the same workspace as the sprint, not a test report attached to an email.

Who is it for?

Whoever tests. In most agencies that is not a dedicated QA engineer: it is a designer clicking through a build or a PM on a staging link. QA Voice makes that person as useful as a QA function.

Test out loud

Join the waitlist and QA Voice is included from the Solo plan when the OS opens. One email, no card.

Get early access

Free plan at launch. No card, and one email, when it opens.