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Catch friction, risk, and gaps before the store review does.

We audit mobile applications for usability, security, and release readiness — then hand you a clear findings pack you can act on before launch week.

What you can commission

Audits shaped around how apps actually ship

Each engagement looks at real builds, real devices, and the decisions your team still has time to change — not abstract maturity scores.

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Usability walkthrough

Task-based reviews of onboarding, forms, empty states, and recovery paths that slow first-time users.

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Security posture review

Permission prompts, local storage habits, auth handoffs, and store-facing trust signals we can inspect without a full penetration engagement.

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Full release readiness audit

Our flagship: usability, security, and store-prep checks combined into one pre-submission brief.

Read the flagship scope

Who we work with

Product owners, agencies, and release leads who need a second pair of eyes

Teams come to us when a build is close enough to feel finished, yet still carries unanswered questions: Will new users complete signup? Are permission dialogs honest? Does the store listing match what the binary actually does?

Sessions can be remote across Thailand and the region, or held at our Khlong Toei office when a device lab day helps.

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From recent clients

Evidence from real audit weeks

“They flagged three onboarding dead-ends we had never reproduced on our QA devices — and one permission copy issue that would have stalled App Store review.”

Mira C., product lead, Bangkok fintech pilot

“The release readiness pack was dense in places, which slowed our sprint a day, but the severity ranking made it usable for engineering triage.”

Daniel R., engineering manager, regional marketplace app

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Field Notes

Practical writing for teams mid-release

Short guides on heuristic walkthroughs, store listing checks, and how we phrase severity so developers can act without decoding jargon.