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Quality.Noted
Your app has bugs. Find them before your users do.
Quality.Noted runs release-readiness QA audits on your Mac app with your own Claude Code: a score out of 100, findings ranked worst first, one prompt to fix them, and re-checks in minutes. Free to try; US$14.99 once.
I'm the developer behind NotedSuite. Building apps has gotten fast. Knowing whether a build is actually ready to ship hasn't. Signing, notarization, store rules, a crash on first launch, a setting that does nothing: those were still slow, manual checks for me.
Quality.Noted runs that release check. Point it at your Mac app's project, pick where you ship (Mac App Store, Homebrew or direct download), and it runs a phased audit with your own Claude Code:
• A readiness score out of 100 and a clear verdict
• Findings ranked worst first, each tagged with how sure the audit is
• One prompt that hands every fix back to Claude Code
• A re-check that confirms the fixes and catches anything new
It's grounded in the seven ISTQB principles of software testing, and it's honest about limits: a clean audit means no problems found in what was checked, not a bug-free app.
Free to try (5 Quick audits, 1 Standard). The full version is a one-time US$14.99, no subscription.
I'd love your feedback, especially on what it missed in your app. I'll be here all day.
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About Quality.Noted on Product Hunt
“Your app has bugs. Find them before your users do.”
Quality.Noted was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #288 on the daily leaderboard. Quality.Noted runs release-readiness QA audits on your Mac app with your own Claude Code: a score out of 100, findings ranked worst first, one prompt to fix them, and re-checks in minutes. Free to try; US$14.99 once.
Quality.Noted was featured in Mac (103.9k followers), Developer Tools (522.9k followers), Artificial Intelligence (483.5k followers) and GitHub (41.5k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 275.3k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
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Hi Product Hunt 👋
I'm the developer behind NotedSuite. Building apps has gotten fast. Knowing whether a build is actually ready to ship hasn't. Signing, notarization, store rules, a crash on first launch, a setting that does nothing: those were still slow, manual checks for me.
Quality.Noted runs that release check. Point it at your Mac app's project, pick where you ship (Mac App Store, Homebrew or direct download), and it runs a phased audit with your own Claude Code:
• A readiness score out of 100 and a clear verdict
• Findings ranked worst first, each tagged with how sure the audit is
• One prompt that hands every fix back to Claude Code
• A re-check that confirms the fixes and catches anything new
It's grounded in the seven ISTQB principles of software testing, and it's honest about limits: a clean audit means no problems found in what was checked, not a bug-free app.
Free to try (5 Quick audits, 1 Standard). The full version is a one-time US$14.99, no subscription.
I'd love your feedback, especially on what it missed in your app. I'll be here all day.