Test a Streaming Platform
Testlio
Test a Streaming Platform
Testlio
Managed app testing services platform
Have you ever wished an app worked a little better?
At Testlio, we help some of the world's leading technology and consumer brands improve their apps and digital products by collecting feedback from real people. Our global community of freelance testers has helped companies deliver better experiences to millions of users.
We're currently looking for people based in France to help test a regional streaming platform that offers both on-demand and live content. Testing may include evaluating overall application stability, user experience, playback behavior, and localization quality on Samsung AND/OR Hisense Smart TV environments.
No professional software testing experience is required. If you're comfortable following instructions and sharing feedback, we'd love to hear from you.
Please fill out the initial application. Those who meet the requirements will receive further information to participate in this paid testing opportunity.
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Testlio provides managed app testing services through a fully integrated platform that supports end-to-end software testing. It offers both fully managed and co-managed testing, using a global network of vetted testers who are paid by the hour. Testlio’s services cover functional testing, test automation, localization testing, usability testing, and more, and the platform integrates with CI/CD pipelines to manage tests and deliver insights. Expert project managers and test leads oversee projects to ensure high-quality results. The company helps product, engineering, and QA teams test applications faster, reduce risk, and improve user experiences. Unlike some competitors, Testlio combines a scalable global tester network with end-to-end test management and strong CI/CD integration, focusing on managed testing services rather than just tooling. Its goal is to help clients ship reliable apps quickly with better quality and customer satisfaction.
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