AI made it easy to ship impressive demos. It did not make hallucinations, unsafe outputs, broken tool calls, or hidden regressions disappear. We exist to test that gap properly.
GenCodeQA started from a simple observation: teams shipping AI apps, copilots, agents, and AI-generated products move faster than normal QA processes were built to support, so too many launches still use customers as the first real test.
Our background is in QA leadership for web and mobile products, paired with hands-on work inside modern AI building tools and LLM-powered workflows. That mix matters because testing AI products is not just testing prompts, and it is not just testing UI. It is both, together.
We are not here to replace how you build. We are the independent check that helps you ship with evidence instead of hope.
No incentive to inflate a report to sell more development work. Our job is to give you an accurate picture of the risk, not create a bigger project.
Every finding gets a severity, a location, and a reason it matters. If it's not actionable, it doesn't make the report.
We do not stop at a generic QA checklist. We look at prompt behavior, retrieval quality, tool use, permissions, and product flows as one system.
An NDA is available before any access changes hands — we'll sign yours or offer ours. Your code, data, and findings stay inside the team assigned to your engagement.
We start with read-only repo access or a staging link. We only ask for anything broader — and always scope it in writing first.
Test accounts use synthetic data wherever possible. Any credentials or access we're given are revoked or rotated at the end of the engagement, not left dangling.
We're not paid more for finding more, or less for finding less. The report reflects what's actually there, including "this looks solid."
We work remotely with teams across time zones, so reporting, retesting, and communication can happen around your release schedule instead of one office location.
No pitch deck, no pressure — just a straight conversation about what you built and what's worth checking first.