EnvShare Zero-Knowledge App QA
Budget: ₹1,500 – ₹12,500 INR
I have just released EnvShare.app, a zero-knowledge SaaS that lets freelancers and companies exchange secrets (.env files, API keys, etc.) through client-side AES-256 encryption, self-destructing links, Slack notifications and a small CLI. To make sure everything works—and is as secure as advertised—I need two to three sharp-eyed testers to put the free tier through its paces from both desktop and mobile browsers.
What I’d like you to do
• Create and share secrets, view them before and after expiry, and upload files in the Pro-mode flow.
• Try every edge case you can think of: malformed inputs, long filenames, simultaneous opens, expired links, clipboard interactions, potential encryption bypasses, URL leakage—you name it.
• Note any UI or UX rough spots, sluggish screens, or browser-specific quirks.
Deliverables
1. A concise bug and findings report that includes:
– Screenshots that clearly show the issue
– Exact steps to reproduce
– Any observed performance metrics (load times, throttled-network behaviour, etc.)
2. A short summary of the overall testing approach so I understand what was covered.
Access & paperwork
You can sign in anonymously—no account required—or spin up a throwaway login if you prefer. If an NDA is important on your side, I have a simple one ready; just let me know and I’ll send it before you start.
Payments will be released in milestones tied to report depth and clarity. When you place your bid, include a line or two about prior web or security testing you’ve done so I can gauge fit.
What I’d like you to do
• Create and share secrets, view them before and after expiry, and upload files in the Pro-mode flow.
• Try every edge case you can think of: malformed inputs, long filenames, simultaneous opens, expired links, clipboard interactions, potential encryption bypasses, URL leakage—you name it.
• Note any UI or UX rough spots, sluggish screens, or browser-specific quirks.
Deliverables
1. A concise bug and findings report that includes:
– Screenshots that clearly show the issue
– Exact steps to reproduce
– Any observed performance metrics (load times, throttled-network behaviour, etc.)
2. A short summary of the overall testing approach so I understand what was covered.
Access & paperwork
You can sign in anonymously—no account required—or spin up a throwaway login if you prefer. If an NDA is important on your side, I have a simple one ready; just let me know and I’ll send it before you start.
Payments will be released in milestones tied to report depth and clarity. When you place your bid, include a line or two about prior web or security testing you’ve done so I can gauge fit.