The full answer
On Creuto builds, testing runs alongside development in each two-week sprint rather than at the end. Automated tests run in the CI/CD pipeline on every change, so regressions are caught before they reach staging or production.
For existing products, Creuto can audit your current testing, identify the journeys where failures would hurt most, such as sign-up, payments or data sync, and build an automated regression suite around them first. Coverage then expands over time.
Mobile QA covers different screen sizes, operating system versions, network conditions and device features. Performance testing checks how the system behaves under expected and peak load, which matters for launches, campaigns and seasonal traffic.
Security testing is part of the quality picture too. Vulnerability assessment and penetration testing (VAPT) is carried out before major releases, and findings are fixed and retested before go-live.
Test results are shared openly. You can see what was tested in each sprint, which issues were found and how they were resolved, so release decisions are based on evidence. When the project is handed over, the automated test suite goes with it, giving your team a safety net for future changes.