The same Mac App Store readiness a QA team delivers. Without the overhead.
Quality.Noted runs a real three-phase QA audit — static code review, functional & accessibility testing, and App Store release certification — using Claude Code, right inside your own project.
Coming soonProfessional QA teams catch what a solo pass misses — crash-prone edge cases, App Store metadata mismatches, sandbox and privacy issues that only surface under real review. Quality.Noted gets you the same kind of thorough, file-level audit: answer a few questions about your app, it builds a complete QA briefing, and hands it off to run the full three-phase process. No QA hires, no manual prompt-juggling, no guessing what to test before you submit.
Before it signs off on a release, Quality.Noted runs a structured, three-phase quality assurance process — the same shape a professional QA engineer follows.
A full review of the codebase for correctness, security, and maintainability issues, plus automated verification of code signing, entitlements, and sandboxing.
Feature-by-feature testing against real usage patterns, including VoiceOver support, full keyboard navigation, and conformance with Apple's Human Interface Guidelines.
A final pass covering notarization, App Store readiness, and an overall go / no-go recommendation before anything is submitted.
Every issue Quality.Noted finds is classified by both severity (how badly it breaks) and priority (how much it matters to fix before shipping) — a distinction informed by ISTQB testing conventions and risk-based test prioritization, applied specifically to native macOS App Store requirements.
Tell Quality.Noted about your app once — it builds the full QA briefing from there.
Static code review, functional/UX/accessibility testing, and App Store release certification.
Runs the whole process end to end — no juggling prompts between tools by hand.
Quality.Noted itself never reads or transmits your source code.
Specific and actionable, not generic advice.
Designed for native macOS apps headed to submission.