FirstBatch - Stress-test. Vet testers. Ship with confidence.
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Streamline developer onboarding and technical testing. Launch QA campaigns, recruit testers, and evaluate bug reports in a secure, sandboxed environment.
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Hey Product Hunt! 👋
I’m the maker of First Batch.
As a developer, I realized how expensive and frustrating it is to ship broken UIs just because I didn't have a dedicated QA team. Hiring full-time QA is overkill for side projects or early-stage startups, and most testing platforms trap you in expensive monthly subscriptions that you only use once a quarter.
I built First Batch to fix that. It’s an on-demand QA sandbox where you can get your app stress-tested by a network of vetted peer developers.
How it works:
Launch a campaign with your target tester count.
We assign vetted developers to stress-test your UI/APIs.
You receive a compiled dashboard of structured bug reports, UX critiques, and attached screenshots.
The best part? Zero subscription fatigue. It is strictly pay-per-campaign. You only pay when you actually need things tested.
I’d love to hear your feedback on the platform, the reporting structure, or the pricing model. I'll be hanging out in the comments all day to answer your questions! 🚀
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Hey Product Hunt! 👋
I’m the maker of First Batch.
As a developer, I realized how expensive and frustrating it is to ship broken UIs just because I didn't have a dedicated QA team. Hiring full-time QA is overkill for side projects or early-stage startups, and most testing platforms trap you in expensive monthly subscriptions that you only use once a quarter.
I built First Batch to fix that. It’s an on-demand QA sandbox where you can get your app stress-tested by a network of vetted peer developers.
How it works:
Launch a campaign with your target tester count.
We assign vetted developers to stress-test your UI/APIs.
You receive a compiled dashboard of structured bug reports, UX critiques, and attached screenshots.
The best part? Zero subscription fatigue. It is strictly pay-per-campaign. You only pay when you actually need things tested.
I’d love to hear your feedback on the platform, the reporting structure, or the pricing model. I'll be hanging out in the comments all day to answer your questions! 🚀