What happens when three QA engineers walk into a coffee shop

Daryna had just spent six hours tracking down a crash that only happened on Tuesdays. Oleksandr was explaining to a client why their app froze when users rotated their phones counter-clockwise. I was reviewing test logs from a build that somehow passed automated testing but crashed on actual devices within minutes.

We realized most mobile app testing services either ran automated scripts without understanding context or charged enterprise rates for basic manual checks. Nobody was offering the middle ground that most developers actually needed.

HuVeXanir started as three people with a shared Trello board and too many test devices. Now we handle testing and debugging for apps across finance, healthcare, education, and retail. Every project gets assigned to one specialist who stays with it from first review to final sign-off. We test on real devices because emulators lie, and we document every issue with enough detail that developers can actually reproduce and fix it.