Launch-readiness reviews for startups and small software teams. Every user role, on desktop and phone, tested in staging. Each defect written up with steps and a severity, fixes by reviewed pull request, every fix retested.
We agree in writing what we review, where, and what done means.
You get a written scope. We get access to staging only.
We read the code and test every role, on desktop and mobile.
You get findings with steps and severity, in your tracker.
We fix the findings you assign to us, one pull request at a time.
You get pull requests with tests, and a weekly note.
We retest every fix and say plainly what is still open.
You get a retest record. Code and notes stay in your accounts.
Each square is one test, for one role. Blue is a defect. Green is fixed and retested.
Each starts with a written scope and ends with a retest. Each card shows the kind of line you get back. The data in them is made up.
Save does nothing after a customer edits a booking
Fixed in a pull request, retested on iPhone and desktop
Every user role, end to end, on desktop and mobile in staging. Each defect filed with steps and severity, fixed on request and retested.
Due date, checked against the source
03/04/2026April 3, 2026Format rule added, rerun on the same samples
A sample of what your AI produces, checked against the source data. Error patterns, prompt changes rerun on the same examples, and validation rules.
Test run, time zones and sync
keeps a 9:00 New York booking at 9:00 after the clocks changetwo calendars syncing at once can’t take the same slota 30 minute slot never runs past the end of the day3 passed, 0 failed
Availability rules, self-serve booking, time zones and calendar sync, read and tested. A written assessment first, then fixes with tests.
We work on a staging copy. No production access unless you grant it in writing.
Your team reviews it before it merges, with tickets in your own tracker.
Only accounts that don’t train on your data. Passwords, API keys and bulk data never go into them.
What was found, what was fixed, and what is still open, in plain English.
Thomas Wagenberg
Founder, Wagenberg Technology Group
Thomas Wagenberg founded Wagenberg Technology Group in 2026. He scopes and leads every engagement and signs off every finding. Testing and fixes use AI-assisted engineering under his direction, and every change reaches you as a pull request your team reviews.
What our engineering covers
Tell us what you’re launching and what worries you about it. Every request goes to Thomas, and you get a reply by email with a next step: a short call, or a written scope you can review.
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