Multi-Platform Bug Hunt
Budget: $10 – $30 USD
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I’m rolling out a new app that lives on the web, mobile, and a native Android app, and I want every production-blocking issue caught before launch. You’ll receive a feature checklist with all of the steps and a link to the in-house bug-report form I use for all projects—so no spreadsheets or external trackers, just clear, reproducible tickets in that form.
Here’s how the engagement will flow:
• Pick any two platforms you’re comfortable with—ideally all three—and run full end-to-end tests against the checklist I supply.
• Log every defect, edge-case failure, or UX inconsistency in the form, complete with device details, browser version, screenshots, steps to reproduce, and expected vs. actual results.
• Flag anything critical immediately so I can hot-patch while you continue testing.
Deliverables I’ll need from you:
1. The completed checklist annotated with pass/fail results. (.txt. or screenshot is fine)
2. A separate bug-report form entry for each issue found.
I’m looking for sharp eyes, concise writing, and testers who don’t stop at “works on my device.” If that sounds like you, lets talk.
I’m rolling out a new app that lives on the web, mobile, and a native Android app, and I want every production-blocking issue caught before launch. You’ll receive a feature checklist with all of the steps and a link to the in-house bug-report form I use for all projects—so no spreadsheets or external trackers, just clear, reproducible tickets in that form.
Here’s how the engagement will flow:
• Pick any two platforms you’re comfortable with—ideally all three—and run full end-to-end tests against the checklist I supply.
• Log every defect, edge-case failure, or UX inconsistency in the form, complete with device details, browser version, screenshots, steps to reproduce, and expected vs. actual results.
• Flag anything critical immediately so I can hot-patch while you continue testing.
Deliverables I’ll need from you:
1. The completed checklist annotated with pass/fail results. (.txt. or screenshot is fine)
2. A separate bug-report form entry for each issue found.
I’m looking for sharp eyes, concise writing, and testers who don’t stop at “works on my device.” If that sounds like you, lets talk.