Get started. Starting a company is hard, even good companies can take years before they start to pay off. So get started, do some market research, build something useful, use no-code tools to build an MVP...but most importantly get started.
This might not be what you want to hear, but I honestly think that worrying about accounting is a waste of time given that you are still in the planning phase. My suggestion would be to build the product, get users, and pay an accountant to worry about accounting in the early days.
Hey all, I created this service to help front end web developers and QA teams alike to easily create and maintain their user interface tests. I know just how difficult UI tests are to create and maintain and just how much time is spent automating things when you would rather be building your product. With Qanairy, we aim to make the process both as easy as possible so you can focus on the work you really enjoy without sacrificing quality. I would love to hear what everyone thinks of this service.
We have a process that allows you to create test users that can be used for authorization. As the discover runs, the system will capture the forms that it finds and needs you to classify. All you need to do is tell us which forms are login forms and the system will continue discovering tests using the login credentials you provide. If you have a complex site with many different user roles, simply add test users with different roles and Qanairy will use each of them to generate tests.
We use a suite of tools, essentially pivotal for tracking work, trello for tracking user feature requests, heap and mixpanel for tracking usage and funnel progression, botkeeper for bookkeeping along with quickbooks, sentry for tracking errors and segment.io for piping data to 3 party services from our various systems. For user testing we use vempathy, and for market research we use surveymonkey or google surveys.
We recently released a handful of new features that improve the system functionality and accuracy when creating tests and we would love to hear people's thoughts on the service and what the might like to see included in the future.
The new features released include automatically naming the tests, improved accuracy around which elements are actually actionable when creating tests, and reduced test generation time by 10%.
We should be working for all recent browser versions. If you have an ad blocker in your browsers it may be causing the issue. We have had other users report that their ad blockers were preventing them from accessing the service. Would you mind giving it a try again and providing the javascript error if you see it again?
I'm sorry that you experienced this issue. We aren't aware of any issues with 429 status codes. Would you mind providing the browser type and version that you are using?
Congrats on crossing the 1000 users mark! Reetro looks like a really cool tool. There aren't many good retro tools, I'm definitely going to have my team give this a try.
