Frameworks
Test automation frameworks we actually use
These pages are how we staff a named tool. The parent offer is still test automation, mobile testing, API testing, or performance testing. We do not force one framework onto every product.
Playwright Testing Services
Playwright automation for web journeys: reliable browser coverage, CI runs, and a suite someone will actually maintain.
Cypress Testing Services
Cypress automation for web products that already run on Cypress — or where Cypress is the maintainable choice for your team.
Selenium Testing Services
Selenium automation when that is the suite you already have — or when a WebDriver-based approach is the honest fit.
Appium Mobile Testing Services
Appium automation for iOS and Android journeys that are stable enough to run on every build — next to real-device functional testing.
k6 Performance Testing Services
k6 load testing for the transactions that matter: scripts, thresholds, and a report that names the bottleneck — not a vanity request graph.
Postman API Testing Services
Postman collections that actually assert the contract: status, body, auth, and errors — runnable in CI, not a folder of leftover examples.
Framework vs service
Test automation is the discipline: which cases to automate, who owns the suite, how it runs in CI. A framework page is the implementation when you already named the tool.
Playwright, Cypress, and Selenium compete for browser UI.Appium is mobile.k6 is load.Postman is HTTP APIs. Using a name here is not a partnership, certification, or affiliation claim.
Talk to our QA team
Already standardised on a tool?
Send the repo or the collection. We will say whether to extend it or stop feeding a brittle suite.