Global App Testing

Crowd testing for web and mobile releases

Global App Testing runs crowdsourced software testing. Real people in many countries work through a client's app or website, using different devices, networks and payment methods, to find bugs and usability problems before release. The company says its crowd exceeds 50,000 testers. Its platform places the testers best suited to each test in real time, using an invitation and ranking method that the firm describes as the core of its matching.

Functional, usability and accessibility testing

Testing covers functional QA, exploratory testing, test case execution, usability and accessibility checks, and web and mobile app testing. Clients can create and manage tests in the firm's test management tooling, launch runs through the user interface or an API, and receive results in real time that feed into their continuous integration workflow. Reproducibility testing shows how often a problem occurs, which helps teams judge its scale.

Localisation and in-market testing

The firm tests how products perform in local markets across languages, devices and cultures. Its localisation testing sends native-speaking testers to check functional quality in each language, while in-market studies show where users drop off, what drives engagement, and how a product can be adapted for retention. Short local pulse checks can test usability and messaging in specific countries before a wider rollout.

Human review for AI products

Global App Testing also evaluates AI products, using human raters in local markets to judge AI outputs and help refine them. Its services include surveys of target user groups, design tests in local context and comparisons against competitors. The company describes the work as machine-assisted setup followed by human insight. Its enterprise work spans media, fintech and travel clients. The platform is hosted on Amazon Web Services, with single sign-on and disaster recovery arrangements it presents as enterprise grade.