EDITORIALS | TESTING TOOLS
Tuskr vs. Testpad and other Tuskr alternatives
Both Tuskr and Testpad are great tools if you want to make test management easier and less of a headache, so the right one for you will depend on your team’s needs.
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Testpad is now SOC 2 Type 1 certified
Testpad now has SOC 2 Type 1 certification – a major milestone that confirms we meet industry-recognised security standards, with the right controls in place to protect your data and manage risk properly.
EDITORIALS | TESTING TOOLS
8 Best TestMonitor Alternatives for Pragmatic Test Management
TestMonitor does a lot. But for many teams, it’s more complexity (and cost) than they need. If you’re looking for something simpler or more streamlined, there are plenty of TestMonitor alternatives out there.
EDITORIALS
How to use ChatGPT to write better test scripts in Testpad
Using ChatGPT can help you generate test ideas faster and more efficiently. We'll show you how Testpad's checklist format makes it easy to turn those AI-generated ideas into action.
EDITORIALS
Why your test reports must show what works
If your test reports focus solely on what’s broken, you’re missing critical context about what’s working. Showing what passed builds confidence, improves decision-making, and brings clarity to your whole team.
EDITORIALS | TESTING TOOLS
9 Best Xray Alternatives for Simplified Test Management
The right test management tool can mean the difference between catching bugs in your product or just uncovering flaws in your process. Explore 9 powerful Xray alternatives that bring clarity, speed, and alignment—giving your team focus and your stakeholders confidence to keep things moving.
EDITORIALS
Checklist-style test plans for outsourced testing
Why bog down outsourced testers with formal test cases, step-by-step test scripts, and a tedious bug-reporting process? Checklist-style test plans make it easy for outsourced testers to get started, stay engaged, and showcase their test results.
EDITORIALS
UAT testing made simple
A well-run UAT process prevents expensive last-minute surprises. It surfaces gaps between what was built and what’s actually needed. It’s not about technical correctness — it’s about practical effectiveness.
EDITORIALS | EXPLORATORY TESTING
How to organize your exploratory testing — without losing its benefits
There’s a way to set up your exploratory testing process so that testers have just enough detail to test the things you want but not too much that they miss the hard-to-find bugs.
EDITORIALS
Simple test reporting that actually works
Most test reports overwhelm stakeholders with unnecessary complexity, making it hard to see what truly matters. Here’s how to create reports with clear, actionable insights that highlight what’s working, what’s broken, and what needs to happen next.
EDITORIALS
How to manage outsourced testing
You don’t just bring outsourced testers in and magically get bug reports out — there needs to be some oversight. Here are 5 ways to make outsourced testing as effective and efficient as possible.
EDITORIALS | TESTING TOOLS
Tuskr vs. Testpad and other Tuskr alternatives
Both Tuskr and Testpad are great tools if you want to make test management easier and less of a headache, so the right one for you will depend on your team’s needs.
EDITORIALS
Testpad is now SOC 2 Type 1 certified
Testpad now has SOC 2 Type 1 certification – a major milestone that confirms we meet industry-recognised security standards, with the right controls in place to protect your data and manage risk properly.
EDITORIALS | TESTING TOOLS
8 Best TestMonitor Alternatives for Pragmatic Test Management
TestMonitor does a lot. But for many teams, it’s more complexity (and cost) than they need. If you’re looking for something simpler or more streamlined, there are plenty of TestMonitor alternatives out there.
EDITORIALS
How to use ChatGPT to write better test scripts in Testpad
Using ChatGPT can help you generate test ideas faster and more efficiently. We'll show you how Testpad's checklist format makes it easy to turn those AI-generated ideas into action.
EDITORIALS
Why your test reports must show what works
If your test reports focus solely on what’s broken, you’re missing critical context about what’s working. Showing what passed builds confidence, improves decision-making, and brings clarity to your whole team.
EDITORIALS | TESTING TOOLS
9 Best Xray Alternatives for Simplified Test Management
The right test management tool can mean the difference between catching bugs in your product or just uncovering flaws in your process. Explore 9 powerful Xray alternatives that bring clarity, speed, and alignment—giving your team focus and your stakeholders confidence to keep things moving.
EDITORIALS
Checklist-style test plans for outsourced testing
Why bog down outsourced testers with formal test cases, step-by-step test scripts, and a tedious bug-reporting process? Checklist-style test plans make it easy for outsourced testers to get started, stay engaged, and showcase their test results.
EDITORIALS
UAT testing made simple
A well-run UAT process prevents expensive last-minute surprises. It surfaces gaps between what was built and what’s actually needed. It’s not about technical correctness — it’s about practical effectiveness.
EDITORIALS | EXPLORATORY TESTING
How to organize your exploratory testing — without losing its benefits
There’s a way to set up your exploratory testing process so that testers have just enough detail to test the things you want but not too much that they miss the hard-to-find bugs.
EDITORIALS
Simple test reporting that actually works
Most test reports overwhelm stakeholders with unnecessary complexity, making it hard to see what truly matters. Here’s how to create reports with clear, actionable insights that highlight what’s working, what’s broken, and what needs to happen next.
EDITORIALS
How to manage outsourced testing
You don’t just bring outsourced testers in and magically get bug reports out — there needs to be some oversight. Here are 5 ways to make outsourced testing as effective and efficient as possible.
