You know the feeling… You’ve triple-checked your test plan and scribbled notes in three tabs; still, someone finds a bug in production. The dreaded question follows it: “Was this tested?” Cue awkward silence and a team-wide shrug. Welcome to Test Case Roulette — where something always slips through the cracks. But what if you could stop spinning the wheel? 🎯 TAC Test Recorder: Because Your Memory Shouldn’t Be the Test Plan TAC Test Recorder takes the guesswork out of testing. It records every step of your manual test — clicks, inputs, navigation — and turns it into a clean, ready-to-run automated test script. No writing code. No copying steps to…

I know you’re always looking for ways to streamline your development process, so let’s chat about automated testing. It’s one of those buzzwords that gets thrown around a lot, but there’s a reason for that—it works. Automated testing can save you time, boost reliability, and simplify your life. But there’s more to the story than just hitting “run” on a script. Here’s the deal: Automated testing uses scripts to simulate user actions and other scenarios in your software. Once you’ve set up your tests, they can run repeatedly with minimal effort. That’s a big win, especially when you’re deep into development and need to run regression tests regularly to make…

Let’s talk about something that might be on your mind if you’re managing software projects—hiring QA engineers. Bringing someone on full-time is tempting, thinking it’ll keep your software in top shape. But have you ever thought about the costs that come with it? Not just salary—there are also benefits, training, and overhead. It adds up quickly and might not always be the most efficient way to handle things. Think of it this way: Hiring a full-time QA engineer is like paying for a gym membership when you only hit the treadmill a few times a month. The idea sounds good, but if your projects don’t need constant testing, you’re just…