Human QA for AI-coded software
AI tools like Copilot, Cursor, and Claude are writing code faster than ever. But speed without oversight means bugs ship faster, too. CarbonQA provides contextual, human QA so your team can ship AI-built features with confidence.
We work alongside your team, where you already are:
AI Writes Fast, Humans Test Smart
AI coding tools are transforming how teams build software. Copilot, Cursor, and Claude can generate features in minutes that used to take days. But shipping faster doesn't mean shipping safer — AI-generated code introduces risks that only human testers can catch.
Missed Edge Cases
AI optimizes for the happy path. Human testers explore the unexpected — boundary conditions, empty states, and error scenarios your users will inevitably hit.
Integration Failures
AI generates code in isolation. Our testers verify that new features work with your existing systems, APIs, and data flows — not just in a vacuum.
UX Problems
Code that compiles isn't code that works for users. We test real workflows on real devices to catch confusing interactions, broken layouts, and accessibility gaps.
Hallucinated Logic
AI can produce code that looks correct but violates your business rules. Our testers know your product deeply enough to spot logic that doesn't match reality.
CarbonQA testers learn your product, your users, and your business context. That deep understanding is exactly what catches the bugs AI never sees.
Your Dev Team's Secret Weapon
AI coding tools like Copilot and Cursor are making your devs more productive than ever. But more code means more to test. CarbonQA provides a dedicated, US-based testing team so your developers can stay focused on building — while we make sure everything they ship actually works.
Stop pulling dev cycles to QA AI-generated features. A CarbonQA team lets your devs do what they do best: write code and ship product.
Your Trusted Partner
AI can write code, but it can't understand your users. CarbonQA testers bring the human intuition and product context that automated tools lack. We hire only US-based, full-time testers who learn your product, your processes, and your team. That deep understanding lets us catch the subtle bugs AI introduces — broken workflows, edge cases, and logic that doesn't match how real users behave.
How Does It Work?
We charge a monthly subscription that ensures we have "project-ready" testers: resources that have been trained on your project and familiarized with your testing needs, there when you need them. We bill per tester, per day they spend testing your project. Your subscription includes your first few resource days per month, as well as our training and onboarding process for maintaining your project-ready team.
Where Do We Fit?
CarbonQA is a perfect fit for companies with their own dev team, at nearly any phase of the software development process. We can help test your team's work as they develop new features, against a user story or given acceptance criteria. We can help smoke test a major release before it's pushed to production. We help build and curate test cases for your team. We work alongside your team so they can get back to delivering your product, with confidence.
What Can We Test?
We test web, desktop, and mobile apps — including features built with AI coding tools. Whether your team is using Copilot, Cursor, Claude, or other AI assistants, we test against user stories, feature specs, and acceptance criteria. We'll build and maintain a test plan tailored to your product, test on real virtual and physical devices, and communicate directly with your developers via Slack to tighten the feedback loop.
You're ready for CarbonQA if you:
Have your own dev team
If you have a small- or medium-sized internal dev team building a web or mobile app, but lack a formal QA team or process, we're probably a good fit.
Use Slack for communication
We require clients to use Slack to facilitate communication and visibility, but our team is comfortable reporting issues into the system of your choice. We're at home filing issues in Github, Jira, and Gitlab, or even Google Sheets.
Are tired of bugs slipping through
Even if you have dedicated QA resources, we've helped teams by offering additional testers for smoke tests, an extra set of eyes, or access to more devices.