App accessibility testing for teams shipping iPhone apps.
Techopolis provides hands-on app accessibility testing — plus functional, usability, regression, and AI behavior testing — for teams that need independent validation before they ship. One-time accessibility audits available too.
How working with Techopolis works
Start with a testing consultation
Tell us what you are shipping, what release or product area you want tested, how your team currently handles testing, and where you are most concerned about problems.
We define the testing scope
Together, we identify the workflows, platforms, release areas, priorities, and risks that matter most.
We agree on the engagement
Based on the scope, we confirm the testing approach, timing, and pricing before work begins.
Techopolis tests your software
We perform hands-on testing against the agreed scope, including functional behavior, workflows, regressions, edge cases, accessibility, and AI behavior where applicable.
Findings are organized in Start Testing
Your team receives structured findings with clear reproduction steps, expected behavior, actual behavior, priority, status, and retesting information.
We work through fixes and retesting
We can clarify findings, answer questions, and retest fixes when included in the engagement.
Keep us involved release after release
Use us as ongoing testing capacity across your releases. Only need one release covered? Ask about a one-time accessibility audit or single-release engagement on the consultation.
What happens after the consultation?
If there is a fit, we confirm the scope, timing, and pricing for the engagement. Once approved, we set up or use your Start Testing workspace and begin testing.
What we test
Accessibility testing
Hands-on testing with screen readers, keyboard interaction, and real assistive-technology workflows.
Regression testing
Verify that new releases have not broken previously working functionality.
Functional testing
Critical workflows, account flows, forms, state management, errors, and product behavior.
Edge cases
The conditions normal happy-path testing tends to miss.
AI behavior
Where applicable, test AI-powered workflows, failure handling, state, responses, and product integration.
Release validation
An independent check before customers receive the release.
What your team receives
Sample finding
Draft is lost after session expires
- Type
- Bug
- Priority
- High
- Status
- Open
- Description
- If a user has been editing a draft and their authentication session expires, saving can return them to sign-in without preserving their unsaved changes.
- Steps to Reproduce
- Sign in.
- Open an existing draft.
- Make changes without saving.
- Allow the authentication session to expire.
- Activate Save.
- Sign back in.
- Expected Behavior
- The application preserves the unsaved draft or restores it after authentication.
- Actual Behavior
- The user returns to the draft after signing in, but the unsaved changes are gone.
Findings are managed in Start Testing — our platform for managing projects (starttesting.net) — so your team can track status, assignments, discussion, and retesting in one place.
Testing expertise
Testing at Techopolis is led by Taylor Arndt, COO, with more than eight years of experience in software accessibility and testing. Taylor is a Section 508 Trusted Tester with experience in functional testing, VoiceOver, NVDA, JAWS, regression testing, release validation, and developer-facing defect reporting.
Techopolis also builds and maintains its own software products, so our testing recommendations are grounded in real release workflows, triage, regressions, and shipping software to customers.
Launch Partner pricing
Available to our first three Managed QA clients.
- Full Managed QA: starting at $750/month
- Accessibility-only: starting at $500/month
Each engagement covers one product, one platform, and one release cycle.
