QA cycles cut in half, with 100% of complex workflows fully automated
With QA Wolf, automated regression tests run nightly across all workflows, catching issues early in the cycle instead of during final release prep. When the team runs a full regression suite ahead of release, it now takes a week instead of two or more.
“Running tests every night means we don’t wait until release week to find out what broke. Developers get instant feedback, fix it the next day, and move on. It’s normalized testing for us.”
—Chris Reed, Head of Product & Technology
All of Wordwatch’s complex workflows that were once too time-consuming or risky to automate are now fully covered by QA Wolf.
“All of our complex, high-risk workflows that used to take days to verify manually are now fully automated. QA Wolf owns the coverage, so my team can focus on innovation instead of spending weeks validating what we’ve already built.”
—Chris Reed, Head of Product & Technology
Stable on-prem releases & a major launch delivered on schedule
QA Wolf’s consistent coverage and nightly regression runs turned Wordwatch’s on-premise releases from last-minute scrambles into smooth, predictable launches. Emergency patches are less frequent, and every update ships with higher confidence and lower stress.
Reliable automation proved critical during Wordwatch’s most ambitious release to date—a complete rebuild of its database and the addition of new AI-driven compliance features, all delivered in just three months.
“We replaced our database, added AI, rebuilt the whole stack, and still shipped on time. That just wouldn’t have happened before QA Wolf.”
—Chris Reed, Head of Product & Technology
In any previous cycle, that level of change would have introduced major risk. With QA Wolf maintaining test coverage across both legacy and new environments, Wordwatch kept development on track and caught issues early. When the deadline arrived, the release went live on time and fully tested.
“The QA Wolf team worked alongside us the whole way—handling the testing workload and taking the pressure off our QA process so we could focus on building. It felt like real teamwork.”
—Chris Reed, Head of Product & Technology
$400k in QA engineering costs saved each year
Partnering with QA Wolf allowed Wordwatch to optimize its QA function, shifting from a five-person team to one in-house lead, saving them roughly $400,000 annually.
“I’d much rather spend money developing new features that add value to our customers than hiring people just to validate that the work we’ve done is correct. QA Wolf gives us that balance.”
—Chris Reed, Head of Product & Technology
Beyond the savings, QA Wolf became a true extension of the Wordwatch team. QA Wolf’s QA engineers handle the full test lifecycle—writing, maintaining, and triaging tests—so Wordwatch’s developers can focus on building new features instead of validating old ones.
“I’d recommend QA Wolf to any team that wants to keep development focused while knowing their quality is in safe hands.”
—Chris Reed, Head of Product & Technology
